Wisconsin Duck Hunt
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Posted: 3:13 AM Aug 18, 2008
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There's no need to worry about how June flooding will affect the Wisconsin duck hunt.

The state expects a good 2008-season.

A Department of Natural Resources Migratory Game Bird Ecologist says the waterfowl population turned out healthy and abundant.

There had been concern about how flooding would affect the birds.

This week, the DNR board brought back a full 60-day season for duck hunters.

Two different duck seasons will take place in Wisconsin depending on where you want to hunt. North of Highways 10 and 41, it's September 27th to November 25th. South of that boundary, it's October 4th through the 12th and from October 18th to December 7th.

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Posted by: Mitchell Location: Hartford Wi on Sep 22, 2008 at 01:31 PM
I went youth duck hunting in the horicon marash there were hundereds if not a thousand duck. Green Blue and even Cinamon teal. There were tons of mallard and wood ducks also. The population is much greater than the years before i hunted.