List every species of waterfowl you've shot

[magnum mike]

Hey Dan, how much do you lead em' in the decoys?

[dan z]

trust me I make it worth I wont shoot till I can get three in a row

[Hammer Handle]

I have eaten coot twice. Once, it wasn't too bad. The second time, terrible!

My father used to call them "mint bait". He had us shoot a couple for bait for his traps.

[carpshooterdeluxe]

mallard

blue wing teal

green wing teal

gadwall

shoveler

widgeon

wood duck

ring neck

ruddy duck

coot

snipe

rail

giant canada goose

greater canada goose

lesser canada goose

snow goose

blue goose

ross goose

farm goose

the ones that will go on the wall as soon as they make my list:

any drake diver in good color

blue goose adult

pintail drake

speck with some good tar bars

[fishuhalik]

mallard

woodie

green teal

blue teal

bluebill

ringbill

coot (it was opening light and it just zoomed by in front of me, oops!)

black duck

pintail (if it was a drake i woulda stuck it on the wall for sure)

widgeon

greater canada

lesser canada

snow

I think that's about it....

[Shack]

Coot

[Jim Uran]

mallard

northern shoveler

gadwall

widgeon

green winged teal

blue winged teal

wood duck

redhead

ringneck

Bluebill

bufflehead

goldeneye

hooded merganser

coot

shot a couple of cackling geese, no bigger than a mallard.

[MUSKYMAN1011]

Mud Hen

[MUSKYMAN1011]

Coots have the Biggest Gizzards,thats why we used shoot them.

When we were Poor & Hungry...!

[pintail03]

Mallard

Wooodduck

Bwt

Gwt

Shoveler

Bluebill

Ringneck

Hooded Merganser

But I am only 15. I want to get a pintail to put on the wall.

[Ray Esboldt]

I haven't shot anything that hasn't already been mentioned, but one duck I would really like to put the bead on is a Black Duck. I have had only one reasonable close encounter with them when I had 3 land outside my diver string. Other than that, I don't believe I have ever shot at one. However, it might be a little difficult to sort them out from a mallard in flight.

[eyepatrol]

mallard

black duck

spoony

gadwall

widgeon

pintail

green winged

blue winged

woody

redhead

ringneck

lesser scaup

greater scaup

bufflehead

goldeneye

canvasback

ruddy

common merganser

hooded merganser

coot

Canada (greater and lesser)

Snow

Swan (NO! Just kidding!)

Have also accidentally shot what we call a helldiver or mudhen in my younger days, but I'm not sure if they count as waterfowl.

[dan z]

Ray, black ducks are pretty easy to tell if thier flyin with mallards, never seen it in my years as they like to fly in little flocks five or less. my brother and I tagged one in 1997 and will never forget it as he got it mounted december 2nd was the day and he made me walk in the ice/slush to go get it in my waders will never forget it.

[snowgoose]

Mallard in Minnesota

Black Buck in Arkansa

Spoony in North Dakota

Gadwall all over mostly in Arkansa and ND

Widgeon in Manitoba and Minnesota

Pintail in Arkansa

GW

BW

Woody in MN and Manitoba

Ringers in MN and ND

Blue Bills in MN

Canvas Back on Lake of the Woods

Red Head in Texas on the Gulf back waters

Buffalo head in MN

Golden Eye in MN

Ruddy in ND

Hooded Merganser in ND

Canada (Lesser, Greater, cacklers, rusties) From Western Sask to Texas

Ross in Texas, Sask, Manitoba and North Dakota

Snows Same as above

Blues Same as above

Sand Hill Cranes in Saskatchewan.

[JustLOVEit]

Just this year so far.

Woodduck

drake woodduck

hen wooduck

bluebill

coot

green teal

drake blue teal

canada geese (my first geese ever!!)

[BigWadeS]

Ducks

Mallard

pintail

red head

canvas back

widgeon

gadwell

green wing & blue wing teal

ruddy duck

lesser scaup

ring bill

Blue bills

buffalo head

golden eye

common merganser

hooded merganser

coots

Canada Geese

Greater and Lesser

Snow Geese

Snow

Speckled Belly

Blue's

1 - Swan

My favorite is the juicy Greenhead, all the others, well target practice, I really would like to get a nice mature Drake Woodie as that is the only species I haven't got, not that I would get it mounted as I have passed on mounting plenty, but they are sure cool looking.

[Dean Schellinger]

MINNESOTA:

Mallard(2 bands)

Pintail-only 2 ever

GWT

BWT

Wood Duck

Gadwall

Wigeon-beautiful drake this past weekend

Spoonie

Redhead

Blue Bill

Ring Bill

Canvasback-perfect bull which I plan to mount, still sittin in the freezer after 2 years now

Bufflehead

Common Mergie

Hooded Mergie

Been shooting with others when we have shot golden eyes but don't count that unless I know I am the only one who shot the bird.

Lesser Goose

Canada Goose(3 bands)

SOUTH DAKOTA

Blue Goose

Ross' Goose

Snow Goose

STILL NEED:

Goldeye-solo

Ruddy

Black Duck

Speck

Sea Ducks of any kind

Cinnimon Teal

[Lunker]

My list(not nearly as long as most...yet)

mallard

gadwall

pintail(got my first one this week)

green winged teal

blue winged teal

ringneck

bluebill

goldeneye

common merganser

coot

Canada

Somehow I have made it this far without shooting a freaking woody...Not quite sure how that has happened.

[dan z]

My list(not nearly as long as most...yet)

mallard

gadwall

pintail(got my first one this week)

green winged teal

blue winged teal

ringneck

bluebill

goldeneye

common merganser

coot

Canada

Somehow I have made it this far without shooting a freaking woody...Not quite sure how that has happened.

walk down to your local creek and shoot a wood duck while ya can they will be gone pretty soon

[bigshooter320]

just this year alone:

Redhead (my first ever)

Mallard

Wood Duck

GWT

BWT

Pintail

Bluebill

Spoonbill

Widgeon

Canada

[7outof10]

mallard

spoony ... lots of them lol

ring neck

bufflehead

bluehead

coot

gadwall

teal green blue cinnimon

red head

woody

widgeon

pintal

giant Canada

greater Canada

[Hookmaster]

Ducks

mallard

black duck

spoonbill

gadwall

widgeon

pintail

green-winged teal

blue-winged teal

woodduck

redhead

ring-necked

lesser scaup

greater scaup

bufflehead

goldeneye

canvasback

ruddy

hooded merganser

common merganser

coot

white-winged scoter in Minnesota

For Geese

Canada

Snow