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Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: Fooshman] #4813812 12/07/13 01:30 AM
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Love to hear them rip in. They come to our pond first in the morning and we pass on them and let them serve as decoys. The widgeon and pintails are usually right behind them.

Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: Water Turkey2] #4813996 12/07/13 02:34 AM
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They are cool coming in and they are pretty ducks. I eat them all the time, and this year they seem to be especially not fishy. I wont roast them whole or eat the skin. As jalapeno ducks they are fine.

Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: jaymz] #4814018 12/07/13 02:40 AM
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Originally Posted By: jaymz
My dog likes to eat them. I like to shoot them.

Get your dog to clean them and you'er set.

Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: Fooshman] #4814021 12/07/13 02:41 AM
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when I finished I went in side


Why are you cleaning your ducks outside?

I like the outdoors.

Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: Fooshman] #4814100 12/07/13 03:07 AM
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Ringnecks eat a vegetative diet. Nothing wrong with them, hunters down south are just weird about them, for some reason. Brine just about any duck and cook them right and its hard to find any that wont eat well.



Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: Going Green] #4814247 12/07/13 04:06 AM
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They taste good but the are a PITA to clean, only shoot them if nothing else is flying.

Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: texasdude28] #4814314 12/07/13 04:36 AM
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I shoot them and eat them


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Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: meandthewife] #4814644 12/07/13 01:41 PM
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Ringers fall into the same category as fat girls and mopads....


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Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: duckboogieman] #4814690 12/07/13 02:05 PM
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one of the great tests to cooking...Just salt and pepper,nothing else, and grill over wood....Do the same with a Mallard...I GUARANTEE you will spit that ringer out and eat the mallard!!!Any one can disguise what it really tastes like!!

Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: duckboogieman] #4814691 12/07/13 02:05 PM
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What's so hard about cleaning them? Just cleaned 2 yesterday and couldn't tell any difference.


Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: easton1025] #4814757 12/07/13 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted By: easton1025
one of the great tests to cooking...Just salt and pepper,nothing else, and grill over wood....Do the same with a Mallard...I GUARANTEE you will spit that ringer out and eat the mallard!!!Any one can disguise what it really tastes like!!


Cooking: you're doing it wrong.

I never knew that clandestine food prep was a thing. Kinda a broad statement IMO. If they're both on the mollusks, I GUARANTEE you will not know the difference.



Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: Going Green] #4814903 12/07/13 03:24 PM
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you tellem oh mighty one...You are probably the guy that lets prime ribeyes sit in dales liquid over night and talks about how great the steaks are the next day.... clap

Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: cody] #4814943 12/07/13 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted By: cody
You can always count on a ringer to be the first to die. They seem to show up early.


Actually pretty tough to kill,

I perfer to pass every one need a good live decoy in their spread


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Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: easton1025] #4814964 12/07/13 03:49 PM
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you tellem oh mighty one...You are probably the guy that lets prime ribeyes sit in dales liquid over night and talks about how great the steaks are the next day.... clap


You're hilarious! clap



Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: Navasot] #4815167 12/07/13 04:39 PM
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Originally Posted By: Navasot
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i dont shoot them. too tough to clean and dont eat well


I cook them right along with all the others and its funny because no one can tell then...


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Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: TxDuck24] #4815306 12/07/13 05:18 PM
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25% of my decoys are ringneck decoys. I dont discriminate.

Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: agsellers04] #4815749 12/07/13 07:47 PM
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I always have been a duck relativist. If blackjacks are all that wanna work that day, blackjacks it is. But if I have puddlers flying well I'll pass on them.


Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: easton1025] #4816367 12/07/13 11:20 PM
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Originally Posted By: easton1025
you tellem oh mighty one...You are probably the guy that lets prime ribeyes sit in dales liquid over night and talks about how great the steaks are the next day.... clap

You just don't know how to cook easton, all steaks tastes the same when you smother with A1 sauce!

Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: Guy] #4816424 12/07/13 11:32 PM
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you tellem oh mighty one...You are probably the guy that lets prime ribeyes sit in dales liquid over night and talks about how great the steaks are the next day.... clap

You just don't know how to cook easton, all steaks tastes the same when you smother with A1 sauce!
clap I know Ive never cooked a day in my life..Been a pretty good season at our lease...You doing okay..??.

Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: easton1025] #4816449 12/07/13 11:38 PM
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I hate Dales .... for any use. HATE it!!

Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: conifer] #4816747 12/08/13 01:04 AM
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I let them set in coke over night then cook.

Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: txtrophy85] #4817453 12/08/13 05:00 AM
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Originally Posted By: txtrophy85
I have had several folks tell me that a ring neck is one step up from a coot

is that true?

I still eat them and thing the drakes are pretty but want to know the general consensus.

seem like a redhead with black instead of red on them


Coots are actually good eating...

Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: GriffGruff78] #4818076 12/08/13 04:48 PM
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Not hard to clean at all. And if prepared correct. They are very good.

Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: Fishing the Bend] #4818601 12/08/13 08:15 PM
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I'll boil it all down to this, if you believe in the concept "trash duck", in any way, shape, or form, then ringnecks definitively fit into the category.

If you don't, then they are all the same. I've killed a bunch, eaten most of em, but it's usually dire straights before I'll splash one, and he's gotta buzz the decoys a few times for me to mull it over.


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Re: Are ringnecks a "trash duck" [Re: duckboy007] #4818997 12/08/13 11:12 PM
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I'll boil it all down to this, if you believe in the concept "trash duck", in any way, shape, or form, then ringnecks definitively fit into the category.

I don't like calling them trash ducks myself, I have more respect for them than that. I just don't like cleaning them and cooking them, so I don't shoot them, unless someone else wants them I will gladly shoot them. But I get just as much pleasure watching them work and talking pictures of them, I do not need to kill them to enjoy them. But that is just me.

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