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Youre hunting at the edge of a pond when a flock of mallards circles overhead. You raise your gun to aim. Do you have what it takes to bag a few ducks? Now is your chance to learn what you need to know about duck hunting history, gear, techniques, safety, and more.

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READ MORE Frahm Randy Duck Hunting The Great Outdoors Mankato Minn - photo 1
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Frahm, Randy. Duck Hunting. The Great Outdoors. Mankato, Minn.: Capstone Press, 2008.

MacRae, Sloan. Waterfowl Hunting. Open Season. New York: PowerKids Press, 2011.

Wolny, Philip. Waterfowl. Hunting, Pursuing Wild Game! New York: Rosen Central, 2011.

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Its a wet chilly October morning Youre crouched near the waters edge In - photo 3
Its a wet chilly October morning Youre crouched near the waters edge In - photo 4

Its a wet, chilly October morning. Youre crouched near the waters edge. In thedistance you hear the faint sound of ducks on the wing. You blow into your duck call,issuing a kanc, kanc, kanc, kanc, kanc, greeting call. Then you see five mallardsgliding toward your decoys . You silently raise your gun to your shoulder. The duckscome in for a landing. Bang! A mallard hits the water with a splash. Youve baggedyour first duck of the season.

decoy a model of a bird used by hunters to attract real birds


HISTORY

Before European settlers came to North America, American Indians hunted ducks forfood. At that time, there were hundreds of millions of ducks. When European settlersarrived, they began hunting ducks to sell for profit. Without laws, hunters tookall the birds they could shoot. By the late 1800s, market hunting had caused ducknumbers to drop dramatically in North America.

In the early 1900s market hunting became illegal and duck populations began to - photo 5

In the early 1900s, market hunting became illegal and duck populations began to rise.But disaster struck when a drought began drying up U.S. wetlands . By 1930 the droughthad almost destroyed duck populations nationwide. To increase the populations, theU.S. government passed the Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act of 1934. This law requiredduck hunters to buy a duck stamp. Money raised from the stamps was used to buy andprotect wetlands. These protected wetlands helped increase duck populations.

wetland an area of land covered by water and plants; marshes, swamps, and bogs are wetlands

FACT

A duck disaster occurred on December 25, 1947. Because of strong currents and heavyfog, nearly 1,000 unsuspecting ducks were swept over Niagara Falls.

Today very few people hunt ducks for profit. The sport of duck hunting is alive andwell. Thanks to hunting regulations and conservation efforts, more than 45 millionducks live in North America. Hunters are able to enjoy one of their favorite pastimeseach season.

conservation the protection of animals and plants, as well as the wise use of what we get from nature

mallards harlequins wood duck Duck Species North America has at least - photo 6

mallards

harlequins wood duck Duck Species North America has at least 36 species - photo 7

harlequins

wood duck Duck Species North America has at least 36 species of ducks These - photo 8

wood duck


Duck Species

North America has at least 36 species of ducks. These species are divided into dabblingand diving ducks. Dabbling ducks are also called puddle ducks. They like shallowwaters such as ponds, rivers, and small lakes. Shallow water allows them to reachtheir food by dipping their heads underwater. Mallards and wood ducks are commondabbling ducks. Diving ducks catch their food by diving underwater. They usuallylike large lakes and even oceans. Redheads, canvasbacks, and harlequins are divingducks.

species a group of plants or animals that share common characteristics

FACT

The long-tailed one of the best divers of all. It can dive more than 200 feet (61meters) deep!

Being prepared is key for a successful hunt That means having the right - photo 9

Being prepared is key for a successful hunt. That means having the right huntinggear. Choosing the right gun, clothing, and duck call will help you bag your limit of ducks.


Shotguns and Shells

A gun is a hunters most important tool. Choose one that is comfortable for you.Shotguns are used for duck hunting because they use birdshot. Birdshot shells arepacked with small beads that spread out as they fly through the air. The spreadingshot makes it easier to hit moving targets and does less damage to the bird. Mostduck hunters use either 12-gauge or 20-gauge shotguns. Young hunters may want tostart with a 20-gauge shotgun. The 20-gauge is a smaller gun, so it is easier tocarry and fire. It also has less recoil, which means it wont kick back as hard whenyou fire it. F

limit the number of ducks a hunter can kill and take home in one day

Choosing the right shotgun shells is also important to bagging a duck. Federal lawrequires hunters to use steel birdshot when hunting ducks and other wetland birds.Small size 6 shot is a good choice for small ducks at close range. Larger size 2and 3 shot works better for larger ducks and longer range shots.


Hunting Clothes

Ducks have very good eyesight. If they spot you tucked into the reeds along the edgeof a lake, they may not land. Camouflage clothing is a must for hunting ducks. Whenchoosing jackets, hats, gloves, and facemasks, look for a camouflage pattern thatmatches your hunting area. If the plant life is still green, youll want a green-basedcamo pattern. Brown works better later in the season. Some hunting clothes are reversibleso they can work for different surroundings. Duck hunters also hunt in or aroundwetlands. They often need to wade through water. It pays to have a good pair of chestwaders. Neoprene waders will help keep you warm and dry as you walk through wetlands.

FACT Ducks can see a above below in front and behind them at one time They - photo 10

FACT

Ducks can see a above, below, in front, and behind them at one time. They also canfocus on near and distant objects at the same time.

camouflage coloring or covering that makes animals, people and objects look like their surroundings

Duck Calls The two main types of duck calls are double reed and single reed - photo 11

Duck Calls

The two main types of duck calls are double reed and single reed. The double reedcall is the best choice for beginning hunters. Blowing through the calls two reedsis easy to do and makes the raspy sound hens make. The single reed takes a lot morepractice, but it also makes a wider variety of duck sounds

Duck hunters try to make the right sound for each hunting situation. The basic quackis the first call you should learn. This single note with a crisp ending is an easyway to lure in ducks. Hunters also bring in ducks with a greeting call. This shortburst of 5 to 7 notes in an even rhythm gets lower with each note.

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