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Coots & Grebes = Scouting Tool?
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<blockquote data-quote="rukiddin" data-source="post: 4998742" data-attributes="member: 6860"><p>Before I moved to TN, we hunted a lot in eastern NC. We always throwed out 3 or 4 dozen coot decoys. In a tight wad right beside the duck decoys. For some reason around there. If you saw a raft of coots, there was always wigeon and redheads mixed in with them. </p><p>my theory (just speculation) was that the wigeon and red heads were "robbing" the coots. Ie...when those coots come up with grass or whatever, the wigeon (aka..."robber duck") would steal whatever food they had in their beaks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rukiddin, post: 4998742, member: 6860"] Before I moved to TN, we hunted a lot in eastern NC. We always throwed out 3 or 4 dozen coot decoys. In a tight wad right beside the duck decoys. For some reason around there. If you saw a raft of coots, there was always wigeon and redheads mixed in with them. my theory (just speculation) was that the wigeon and red heads were “robbing” the coots. Ie...when those coots come up with grass or whatever, the wigeon (aka...”robber duck”) would steal whatever food they had in their beaks. [/QUOTE]
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