Ringneck duck meat question

[justletmein]

I'd focus on duck ID if ringnecks are shoot "accidentally"

While I agree with you, there are LOTS of scenarios where a "bad duck" can be "accidentally" shot. Usually in our case I tell the kids for their 1st ducks of the day to shoot whatever presents the easiest shot for them (as long as it's not in the early portion where Mottled are off limits) and then as they approach the limit on something I'll start calling shots for them. Now that they're getting older it's less of a problem. Then you have the two ducks with one shot thing... which my Middle kid has some strange uncanny knack for accomplishing at least once per season. Of course you have your group of 5 Widgeon rolling in with 200 Pintail and it can be a pita to pick those Widgeon out of all those birds.

[Wall_Hanger]

You mean, you breast them out and freeze them so you can eat them later, like a Game warden would expect you to do, right?



wink, wink...

It's not waste of you take it and use it? Never heard of any wardens getting into people for using birds to train, is this a real issue?

[jfalcone8]

Yes sir!

Ever had a a group of 30 different species dump into the spread and you end up dropping 2 birds with one shot?


I like to take other people shooting with me as well that might not know any better, I can ID birds just fine.

Dayuuuuummmmmmm Daaaaannnnn. I thought you knew your birds! Geez you must not be a real duck hunter.

[.243 WSSM]

Soak in buttermilk in fridge for couple days and it will lose some of that liver taste

[trash2]

Ever had a a group of 30 different species dump into the spread and you end up dropping 2 birds with one shot?

Lots of things wrong with this quote. And to answer your question, no I've never had that happen and am 100% confident it has never happened. Ever. To anyone.

I get it with taking others, eh maybe. I guess if you're away doing something else.

[Mud Shark]

It's not waste of you take it and use it? Never heard of any wardens getting into people for using birds to train, is this a real issue?

Yes sir it is.
You can breast them out, fill with foam then wrap them in duct tape and use for training birds, but migratory game birds must be cleaned for consumption or you can be written a ticket for it.

Now, birds that are raised for training that have one of their "dew" claws removed or their nasal passages punctured, that's a different story. That's what their raised for.

[ultralite09]

Lots of things wrong with this quote. And to answer your question, no I've never had that happen and am 100% confident it has never happened. Ever. To anyone.

I get it with taking others, eh maybe. I guess if you're away doing something else.

Please enlighten me!



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[ttubudd]

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[SFAbowhunter]

Please enlighten me!



You dont happen to be related to fishfinder05 do you?

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[jfalcone8]

Please enlighten me!



You dont happen to be related to fishfinder05 do you?

Bahahahahaha mic drop!!!

You just lost!!! leave this thread trash2!

[muzzlebrake]

Place on a cedar shingle covered in fresh cow manure and bake for 1 hour at 350 or until manure is dry and cracking. Peel off manure and duck and eat the shingle. Throw the rest in the trash.

[mmoses]

Please enlighten me!



You dont happen to be related to fishfinder05 do you?

I love that people just wake up being excellent duck hunters with a perfect duck ID.

I had to learn(still learning to ID ducks). Its not like Whooping Cranes are accidentally being shot.

[ultrastealth]

For those who don't like diving ducks, red heads are my number 2 favorite to eat, just behind pintails.

[Graysonhogs]

Soak in buttermilk in fridge for couple days and it will lose some of that liver taste

A lot has to do with overcooking too. I do soak mine too though. Let's ask Trash2 how he cooks them.

[Rubi513]

We must have a duck I.D. expert here.

As for me I make all my ducks and geese into different types of sausage except for some teal as I prefer them to any other duck for cooking. They all taste good in a sausage.

So you're saying you like duck sausage?

I am going to have to try that. The duck/goose in the sausage that is...