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I shot a cross between a mallard and a woodie. Over all size is of a woodie. It had a green mallard head w/a few light sprinkles of white by the bill. The bill was that of a mallard. No white ring around the neck. Chest was typical mallard drake but w/a white star in the middle a little bigger than a quarter. Tail feathers are square like a woodie but has a feather curl on top. The wings is what told me the other half was a woodie, exact match. It flew in to the decoys like a bluebill would. I have herd of mallards breeding w/other dabblers, but never a wood duck.
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Quacking Tim
That sounds like it could be an interesting duck to see. Is there anyway you could email a photo to us here at photos@averyoutdoors.com so we could check it out? Anyway, thank you for participating on our board and have a great day! Tom Rainey |
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Tim ,congrats on the crossbreed duck! You need to get a picture on the site for us to see.You have to mount that trophy!
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I will post pictures as soon as I can. That bird is getting mounted.
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I got the pictures back. I'm trying to find somebody to put them on the net for me.
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I couldn't download the picture, but we've killed a few crosses around here over the last few years. I killed a cross between a mallard and a gadwal which I mounted. It looks like one of those duck paintings done by someone who has never seen a live wild duck... interesting critter to say the least.
Black/Mallard crosses are actually pretty common. We kill two or three every year. However, young drake mallards can look very similar to a black/mallard hybrid. |
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I have killed an albino hen mallard,an albino rooster, a hen redhead/ringneck cross and a drake mallard/sprig cross. Maybe I'm just real lucky or the weird birds just like me!
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