The results of North Dakota’s annual breeding duck population study are a study in opposites. And an interesting one, indeed. Consider: The total duck breeding population, nearly 4.8 million, is the third-highest since the state surveys began in 1948. That’s up 16 percent from last year and exceeded the long-term average by 112 percent. On […]
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