How Late-Arriving Springs Impact Duck Production
Lingering winters can negatively affect early nesters such as pintails and mallards. However, this year there’s a silver lining. Dr. Frank Rohwer explains.
Lingering winters can negatively affect early nesters such as pintails and mallards. However, this year there’s a silver lining. Dr. Frank Rohwer explains.
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I am watching ringnecks move north. There are about a 100 various divers on a local river since snow storms slowed progress. I might try some ringer hunting near mullahs lake this fall. I’ll scout and see what developed. Ringers are the perfect duck. They pass through when it’s not to hot or too cold and they like rice. Can’t beat it.
I just found these videos with Dr Frank. These are great! Keep them coming!
Another great, informative Delta posting. Agree with the “Keep them coming” comment! Forwarded to many on my email list!