Anybody else having issues with them taking feeders over and running the deer off? They seem to be worse then pigs and you cant pin them out or shoot them. Any ideas on how to keep them off a feeder?
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Invasive species. Seems like America has that problem lately. -
Why can’t you shoot them?Comment
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Originally posted by AntlerCollector View Post
Was under the impression they could only be hunted in duck season and not over bait. Is that not the case?Comment
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Originally posted by Marsh-Rat View Post
It may still be the case. I don’t know. I’m not a duck hunter. I do know they will swoop in an vacuum up corn in a hurry. The only way I know to stop them is to remove the food source for a while, or shoot them when the season opensComment
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Man I was hoping they were open season. We started the feeders and cams Saturday and they were stacking in Monday morning and haven’t missed a feeding yet.Originally posted by AntlerCollector View PostComment
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Originally posted by Marsh-Rat View Post
Dang. That’s not good. They can take over a feeder for sure.Comment
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I have several hundred almost year round at the dairy. They leave when it gets cold. Typically they hatch 2 broods a year on my property. This year due to dry ground I’ve seen 2 ducklings on a separate pond and none at the dairy only adults. They get out of hand quickly
I call them whistling chickens. They come in the barn all the timeComment
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Only during duck season and definetly not over a feeder.Comment
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How do they taste?Comment
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I’ve heard they are one of the best eating ducks there is. Can’t be terrible being corn fedOriginally posted by Geezy Rider View PostComment
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… oh mine are corn feed all right. Lol. In the lagoon bobbing for chunks.Originally posted by kd350 View PostComment
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