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duck question

Posted By: TCM3

duck question - 10/24/20 03:17 AM

Are wood ducks good eating?
I've never ate wood duck, let alone any duck. Our lease pond is covered with woody's, I might get a duck stamp and go after them this year, good idea? Bad idea?
Posted By: TOMCAT21

Re: duck question - 10/24/20 03:27 AM

They are my favorite duck to eat.
Posted By: Guy

Re: duck question - 10/24/20 03:33 AM

One of the best eating ducks.
Posted By: TCM3

Re: duck question - 10/24/20 04:04 AM

I believe that answers my question, thank you both gentleman up
Posted By: skinnerback

Re: duck question - 10/24/20 04:09 AM

I've always heard they are some of the best. I'm not a big duck hunter, but I have went out a few times and killed a few. Always diver ducks on the coast, red heads & blue bills. Marinated them and grilled them, they were pretty good.
Posted By: jnd59

Re: duck question - 10/25/20 03:15 AM

Hang for three or four days at 55 degrees if the intestines aren't breached. Then pluck and draw them. Save heart, liver and gizzard. Brine them if you want. Cook to med rare at most. If fat is orange skin and use for sausage but I expect woodies aren't eating a lot of bugs so fat should be white or yellowish.
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