Duck

Foie gras (English: /ˌfwɑːˈɡrɑː/ ( listen), French: [fwa ɡʁɑ]; French for ‘fat liver’) is a specialty food product made of the liver of a duck… Read More »Does Duck Have Liver?

Grilled: Boneless, skin-on duck breast can be grilled just like a steak; the fat layer will penetrate the meat in a very similar way. Does… Read More »Can You Eat Duck Like A Steak?

Although it goes by unnoticed by most, for those who have a real passion for waterfowl hunting, Minnesota’s duck opener this weekend is an extremely… Read More »Is Duck Hunting Difficult?

Bush banned the use of lead shot for use on waterfowl in 1991 after it was proved that lead was sickening migratory wetland bird populations.… Read More »Why Can’T You Use Duck Lead Shot?

Bismuth’s characteristics make it an outstanding choice for waterfowlers. Its density of 9.6 g/cc (compared to steel’s 7.8 g/cc) allows it to retain energy in… Read More »Is Bismuth Good For Duck Hunting?

Wood ducks are flexible omnivores and consume a huge range of seasonally available food. Most of their diet consists of aquatic plant matter, acorns, wheat,… Read More »What Seeds Do Wood Ducks Eat?

Steel shot replaced lead shot throughout the United States in 1991 to prevent waterfowl from dying from lead poisoning after ingesting spent shot pellets. Steel… Read More »Why Use Steel Shot For Ducks?

Wood ducks feed on plants (watermeal, duckweed, wild rice, pondweeds, smartweeds), seeds (especially watershield), aquatic insects, and other invertebrates (snails, clams). Adults feed on acorns… Read More »Do Wood Ducks Eat Wild Rice?

However, the reason why Peking duck is so high in fat is because of the duck skin. If you were to remove the skin of… Read More »Why Is Peking Duck So Fatty?

To achieve that, aquatic birds coat their feathers with an oily substance known as preen oil, which is secreted from a gland on their rumps,… Read More »Do Ducks Secrete Oil?