Seeing less Woodies and more Mallards
 

I live in North Central Minnesota and over the last week I've seen a trend of a lot less woodies (Some still here) and a lot more mallards. Anyone else seeing this?

mallards are the most common duck in north america as far as i know, it makes sense, the weather is getting cooler, some of the canadian mallards may be staring to migrate.

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Maybe this map will work?

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Try this page....let it fully load. The map is updated once a week throughout the season.

http://www.kdwp.state.ks.us/news/Hun...erfowl-Reports

i actually disagree. where i hunt i have shot 3 mallards and 20 woodies so far this season. maybe its just the area where i hunt but thats what iv seen.

Well I hunt in Alabama in Tuscaloosa county mostly but down here the whole season we hardly see any mallards but a lot of woodies!!! Also a lot of bluebills and a few gadwalls. I don't get to kill any mallards not unless I get to go to Greenville mississipi. I think we killed like 3 mallards down here the whole season and probably over 400 woodies and bluebills combined. So how bout u send some of them mallards my way!!!!

iv seen more woodies that mallars:confused:

Well in Kansas all I ever see is woodies haha.