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- What waders?? | Duck Hunting Forum
Hey guys been hunting waterfowl for a couple years now, I’m still sum what a young kid and I don’t wanna break the bank on waders, what’s a good set of waders that are worth the money but aren’t to expensive
- how does wind affect ducks? - Duck Hunting Forum
the more questions i get answered, the more i have, lol how does the wind affect ducks? does alot drive them into little holes and narrow guts? how hard is enough to cause this? if it is a bluebird day, where do ducks go? thanks again for answering these noob questions
- St Charles Duck Clubs - Duck Hunting Forum
So I'm fairly sure I'm going to go ahead and get into a club next season Does anyone know of any websites and or lists of clubs in St Charles County? I've found a dozen or so scouting around the internet but there doesn't seem to be a comprehensive list of clubs and or options Thanks, St Louis
- Treating bumble foot in ducks: - BackYard Chickens
I am going to start step by step on how to treat bumble foot- When you first find out your duck has bumble foot, whether it’s severe or minor, you want to fill a tub with warm water Then you need to add iodine and Epsom salt to the water Let your duck sit in the water for about 30 minutes
- The ULTIMATE list of DUCK Treats and Supplements. . .
Any duck with a foot or leg injury of any kind can take Brewer's yeast (either in packets or in crushed up pills) on their food or in their water Gro-Gel- (for ducklings only) Grow-gel is a powder mixed with water to create a green jelly like substance Gro-gel contains vitamins and nutrients for baby ducklings
- Easy Ways to Tell the Gender of Your Duck~ - BackYard Chickens
Here at BYC, in the Duck Forum a lot of People ask what the gender of their duck is, while this answer can be acquired from other Backyard Chicken members, there are a lot of easy ways to tell by yourself! Here are some easy ways to tell the Gender of your duck: ~ One way to tell is by voice
- Top 10 Duck Breeds to Keep for Eggs - BackYard Chickens
The most common poultry to keep for eggs is chickens, according to most people seeking to venture into egg farming However, ducks make some of the best poultry for raising for eggs, especially if you're looking for rich-tasting eggs of a larger
- Refuge forums | Duck Hunting Forum
:huh: I was talking about the duck hunters refuge Its a forum like this where people post and they also have a california section in the forums like this place has I wasnt looking for information for hunting a "refuge" as in a public hunting area :biggrin:
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