Hunters Split Over Battery Ducks On Waterfowl
Wildlife officials and waterfowl enthusiasts debate the rising use of battery powered duck decoys among motorized mallard hunters, highlighting concerns over hunting ethics and wildlife impact.
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Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2000
Page
10
Battery operated roboduck sweeps waterfowling world
Battery powered decoys called roboducks have spread from California to the eastern states, with wings that whirl at real duck speeds to attract birds. The devices cost 100 to 250 dollars each and are used with traditional decoys. They spark debate over ethics, hunter skill, and potential impacts on duck populations and seasons.
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