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Vern, please don't take Tumbles with you if you go duck hunting in a canoe..see below:

I hope no one ever takes a "shot" at this beautiful creature

Magz
 
... if cooked right would taste like chicken! Come on, what did you expect I was going to post? :rofl:
 
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..... everyone knows me or Bubba will reference something about how it could or does taste like chicken. We are trying to "quack" you up! :thumbup:

Sometimes I do have to force myself to be serious. :yo:
 
China, Japan, and Russia. The Mandarin is the most colorful duck in the world. However it's U.S. counterpart, the American Wood Duck, runs a very close second. It is impossible to capture their beauty with a camera (I've tried). Every single feather is iridescent and they absolutely "sparkle" in the sunlight.

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