Duck Quizzes

[Goldfish]

How are you on your duck knowledge?

http://www.deltawaterfowl.org/hunting/quizzes.php

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[Goldfish]

I think I got 82 on the duckling quiz.
100 on the duck bill quiz.
94 on the silhouette

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[Bootlipkiller]

I bombed the foot test.

[Goldfish]

When I clicked on it, it took me to the bill test, lol

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[assateague]

That was horrible. I got an 81 on the foot test, through sheer unadulterated luck. 60 on the bill, 52 on the ducklings. But I did get a 90 on the silhouette, arguably the most important. Or so I tell myself. And I'm protesting the fact that "Black Duck" wasn't an option even once.

[bill herian]

That was horrible. I got an 81 on the foot test, through sheer unadulterated luck. 60 on the bill, 52 on the ducklings. But I did get a 90 on the silhouette, arguably the most important. Or so I tell myself. And I'm protesting the fact that "Black Duck" wasn't an option even once.

Delta wants everyone to get a high score. Just that kind of organization.

[assateague]

I failed 2 of 4, Bill. That hardly qualifies.

[Westie25]

Some of them are pretty hard. Although outside of the ducks that we routinely kill I have zero knowledge.

[Bootlipkiller]

The blue wing keeps fucking me up. We don't get them here.
97 on the bill test, 94 for the silhouette, and 42 for the foot test.

[3legged_lab]

100 on bills
73 on foot
77 on silo
80 (and I don't know how because I was seriously guessing a few times) on ducklings

[NuffDaddy]

I'm gonna bomb the hell out of these.

[aunt betty]

If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck it is probably a duck.

[NuffDaddy]

100 on bill
97 on duckling
51 on foot test
78 on silhouette
97 on flock

[NuffDaddy]

I got bored....
94 on closeup
60 on knowledge
86 on partener
87 on ID

[The Duck Hammer]

Duckling - 97
Silhouette - 100
Bill -100
Flock - 100
Close Up - 97
Zooming In - 97
Better Half - 97
Feet - 46
Duck Knowledge - 67
Duck ID - 97
Something to hide - 100
Duck Sound - 73

[rebelp74]

Duckling 87
Feet 74
Silo 100
Bill 100
Flock 100
Close up 100
Duck Knowledge 64
Better half 100
DWAQ 63
Duck ID 100
Duck Sound 97
Something to Hide 100
Zoom in 100

[rozzo842]

Better than I thought but I have allot to learn

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[assateague]

I still maintain that the silhouette is the only one which counts. All the others, it's too late- they're dead and in your hand.

[NuffDaddy]

I don't really use any of those specifically for IDing on the wing. I think I go by body language more than anything, then color. Most of the time I don't really care though.

[The Duck Hammer]

I aint never looked at a ducks foot before. That test was pretty stupid. And all divers sound alike.

[The Duck Hammer]

I don't really use any of those specifically for IDing on the wing. I think I go by body language more than anything, then color. Most of the time I don't really care though.

You will when you shoot a pair of Cans...

[Westie25]

I still maintain that the silhouette is the only one which counts. All the others, it's too late- they're dead and in your hand.

93. That'll do

[bill herian]

I got all the acronyms right

[NuffDaddy]

I don't really use any of those specifically for IDing on the wing. I think I go by body language more than anything, then color. Most of the time I don't really care though.

You will when you shoot a pair of Cans...

Never saw a canvasback before, but it seems like they have a pretty distinct look. Same with a pintail. The only one that still scares me a little is a black duck, too much resemblance to a mallard and we only get one. I'm not gonna sit there and debate whether it's a gadwall, wigeon, or mallard and miss a shot though.

[The Duck Hammer]

I don't really use any of those specifically for IDing on the wing. I think I go by body language more than anything, then color. Most of the time I don't really care though.

You will when you shoot a pair of Cans...

Never saw a canvasback before, but it seems like they have a pretty distinct look. Same with a pintail. The only one that still scares me a little is a black duck, too much resemblance to a mallard and we only get one. I'm not gonna sit there and debate whether it's a gadwall, wigeon, or mallard and miss a shot though.

I haven't seen a Can either. Scared me to death when the knuckle heads I was hunting with opened up on a flock of redheads. I was yelling at them to stop but they didn't care. Luckily, when the damage was done we were right at the limit even though I never shot.

[NuffDaddy]

I don't really use any of those specifically for IDing on the wing. I think I go by body language more than anything, then color. Most of the time I don't really care though.

You will when you shoot a pair of Cans...

Never saw a canvasback before, but it seems like they have a pretty distinct look. Same with a pintail. The only one that still scares me a little is a black duck, too much resemblance to a mallard and we only get one. I'm not gonna sit there and debate whether it's a gadwall, wigeon, or mallard and miss a shot though.

I haven't seen a Can either. Scared me to death when the knuckle heads I was hunting with opened up on a flock of redheads. I was yelling at them to stop but they didn't care. Luckily, when the damage was done we were right at the limit even though I never shot.

I'm not that good of a shot either. I've never tripled and only double a couple times a season. The only thing I ever find myself really watching for are hen mallards. 90% of the ducks I shoot are mallards and we only get one hen up here, So I try and save that for a "whoopsie".

[The Duck Hammer]

I don't really use any of those specifically for IDing on the wing. I think I go by body language more than anything, then color. Most of the time I don't really care though.

You will when you shoot a pair of Cans...

Never saw a canvasback before, but it seems like they have a pretty distinct look. Same with a pintail. The only one that still scares me a little is a black duck, too much resemblance to a mallard and we only get one. I'm not gonna sit there and debate whether it's a gadwall, wigeon, or mallard and miss a shot though.

I haven't seen a Can either. Scared me to death when the knuckle heads I was hunting with opened up on a flock of redheads. I was yelling at them to stop but they didn't care. Luckily, when the damage was done we were right at the limit even though I never shot.

I'm not that good of a shot either. I've never tripled and only double a couple times a season. The only thing I ever find myself really watching for are hen mallards. 90% of the ducks I shoot are mallards and we only get one hen up here, So I try and save that for a "whoopsie".

We mostly see Gadwalls, Widgeon, and Scaup. No stupid limits on them, just the total of 6. The red heads were an oddity.

[assateague]

I don't really use any of those specifically for IDing on the wing. I think I go by body language more than anything, then color. Most of the time I don't really care though.

You will when you shoot a pair of Cans...

Never saw a canvasback before, but it seems like they have a pretty distinct look. Same with a pintail. The only one that still scares me a little is a black duck, too much resemblance to a mallard and we only get one. I'm not gonna sit there and debate whether it's a gadwall, wigeon, or mallard and miss a shot though.

I haven't seen a Can either. Scared me to death when the knuckle heads I was hunting with opened up on a flock of redheads. I was yelling at them to stop but they didn't care. Luckily, when the damage was done we were right at the limit even though I never shot.

You would have a stroke if you had to hunt the flocks of black ducks I do.

[The Duck Hammer]

I don't really use any of those specifically for IDing on the wing. I think I go by body language more than anything, then color. Most of the time I don't really care though.

You will when you shoot a pair of Cans...

Never saw a canvasback before, but it seems like they have a pretty distinct look. Same with a pintail. The only one that still scares me a little is a black duck, too much resemblance to a mallard and we only get one. I'm not gonna sit there and debate whether it's a gadwall, wigeon, or mallard and miss a shot though.

I haven't seen a Can either. Scared me to death when the knuckle heads I was hunting with opened up on a flock of redheads. I was yelling at them to stop but they didn't care. Luckily, when the damage was done we were right at the limit even though I never shot.

You would have a stroke if you had to hunt the flocks of black ducks I do.

Would it be like when you kill a pintail?

[assateague]

I have no idea.