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This Brewer's Duck was killed near Tunica.



This Leucistic mutation Mallard was killed in West Tennessee.

That is really cool! And excellent work on the mounts, as always!

We killed a "brewer's duck" this year in Tally. It was pretty wild looking when the dog brought it back.

Pat

can the leucistic coloration occur in other species. I have seen and killed mourning doves with similar color schemes.

the doc

It can occur in any species.

i'm assumming the mutated mallard is a hen? correct?

Killed this one on my buddies lease

It's at the taxi right now.

Sweet mount bonehead

I can put you on this one for a small fee.

one of my buddies killed one of these last year. i could never figure it out. are they mallard/gadwall crosses? or what?

that brewers duck is awsome, i killed one this past season Carrol county, they r beautiful

Last season opening week in AR I saw a blonde hen in flock of around 150, never could get her in, but we were trying! Looked like a diamond shining up there. Fingers crossed, one day...

hntrpat1's duck is a mule duck, pintail x mallard cross. Beautiful bird. Very nice Brewers duck mount in the first post! Those blonde hens are awesome as well! Pat your mounts are very nice. Ima bring you one to mount one of these days.

Here's one I killed in AL around 5 or 6 years ago.

A "Mule Duck" is a term given to a sterile hybrid. The Mallard/Pintail of hntrpat1 isn't sterile and can reproduce as any of the Mallard hybrids like Mallard/Black/Wigeon/Gadwall/etc. The F2 looks almost phenotypically like the genotype most prominant. Therefore many are killed and not recognized. We've bred 50-50 Mallard/Pintails back to both pure Mallards or Pure Pintails and the offspring at first glance looks like the pure parent. By the F3 they are wholly phenotypes of the pure parents.

i aint sure i'd know f2 or f3 if it stuck its peter in me ear!

The Waterfowler, I emailed some photos to you regarding a Brewer's duck question.