6000 MALLARDS IN FLOODED TIMBER, EAGLES AMBUSHING THOUSANDS OF MALLARDS IN DEEP TIMBER RIVER OXBOW

[@willieboy7597]

Never knew GOD made so many ducks . Beautiful

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

LOL thank you for watching. lotsa ducks

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

thank you for watching

[@ernesthercher5193]

I agree with these eagles nothing is better than hunting mallards in flooded timber. And some days my luck was similar in theirs here. Still no better kind of duck hunting. Thanks for the memories.

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Yes sir, Thank you for watching Ernest

[@ali_mousa32]

Thank you for these good clips, which you do not have for this new year 2024

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Happy new year!

[@Bwanar1]

Great footage! Thanks for sharing. That was a pile of Greenheads. Hope to see it in person one of these days. ;-)

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

thank you very much for watching , great you enjoyed

[@janicejackson2016]

This is beautiful to watch. We are amazed at the Eagles poor skills like they were sitting ducks are osprey Eagles and Hawks might miss once not a second time

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Maybe juveniles and obstacles , thank you Janice

[@dorishanoum3811]

Dang, so that's where all the Mallards in California went🤪🤣, Cool video👍

[@puddleduck4924]

Yeah....they left California too

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

thank you very much for watching

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

thank you very much for watching

[@MrMarkar1959]

Cool👍🏼 the Deer Scrape was neat too✌🏼

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Thank you Markar

[@puddleduck4924]

I love this!!!!!! I would love to be there and experience it in person!!!!!

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Your name suggests that you would fit right in unnoticed, thank you for watching, much appreciated comment

[@puddleduck4924]

Would love to go there....is it in Montana? 1700 acres? National Park? I wanna hide and see this❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@111jimi]

a few times i swear i heard the ducks laughing at the eagles as they swoop and miss......."ha ha ha ha"...........

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

thank you very much for watching

[@hasankarabulut3429]

veri nice, thanks for video.

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

You are welcome, and thank you for watching and commenting.

[@ernesthercher5193]

Lots of juvenile eagles so the habitat must be good.

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Thank you Ernest very much for the support

[@marshmellow3110]

What a spot!!

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Rare event thank you marshmellow

[@iddddaduncan]

Beautiful!

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Thank you! Duncan

[@slobama]

I saw the ducks, I saw the eagle. I guess I missed the ambush.

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

thank you for watching slobama

[@dewayneleek4588]

Great video

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Thank you Dewayne

[@johnnyfive8748]

Heaven on earth

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Absolutely Johnny thank you

[@philrizzo]

willow/pin oaks have to be plentiful there.
what once was a common sight, has become more rare each year of my 49yr life.
my guess is SE Mizzou or NE arkansas

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Thank you Phil,

[@ernesthercher5193]

I live in Arkansas and hunted it for 50+ years. This isn’t Arkansas.

[@wilecatrexy]

The ducks were laughing at the eagles. Haha

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

thank you very much for watching

[@stephengreen2898]

Hear that train? It is the Chattanooga Choo Choo

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

thank you very much for watching

[@АлександрСвиридчук]

Не плохо можно тут поохотиться😮

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

thank you

Which country is this?

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

NORTH AMERICA, Thank you for watching

[@Duckman501]

Somewhere near Arkansas America

[@ernesthercher5193]

Guys give up this isn’t Arkansas.

[@yossarianmnichols9641]

Young eagles, haven't figured it out yet. Go watch your elders for a while.

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

nichols, thank you for watching

[@demetresichinava5088]

👍👍👍👍

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Thank you

[@chrisnance9525]

What state is this in?

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Chris, We don't say , Thank you very much for the comment and viewing

[@nictimmons3562]

Montana

[@stevereithemeyer4065]

Definitely not Montana. Looks a lot like Arkansas.

[@mdslax0172]

It just has to be Arkansas right? Lol

[@GeneralPatton31]

California.

[@سميرالبصراوي-ي4د]

❤❤❤まやか

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Thank you for watching

[@ChristopherBosch-ff1dt]

Wagon trail Oxen or track's rotted. Trail. A long foundation. All they new was bricks.

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

thank you chris

[@ChristopherBosch-ff1dt]

@@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119 common grounds

[@davidschmidt8391]

What state is this?

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

We don't say david, Thank you very much for the enthusiasm and viewing

[@nictimmons3562]

Montana

[@GeneralPatton31]

Or maybe Canada 🇨🇦 🤔 lol

[@davidschmidt8391]

@@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119lol come on! I don’t need the exact coordinates. I don’t even need to know the city or county. Just the sate I live down in Texas an have never seen greenheads that thick!

[@GNOBNX]

I counted 1,097 Mallards.🤷🏽‍♂️😂😂😂

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

that's funny, we appreciate that GNOBNX, thank you

[@GNOBNX]

@@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119 Happy New year and may it be a prosperous one…🙌🏽

[@ernesthercher5193]

I think you counted one twice.

[@demetresichinava5088]

ეს რაქვეყანა?

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Thank you

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Thank you

[@francescomuciaccia3675]

Che spettacolo !

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Thank you very much Frances

[@wm.4706]

It wasn't 6001

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

thank you very much for watching, funny thank you for the sense of humor

[@DonaldWinterbower]

Eagles are beautiful yes and as their population increases you won't find a rabbit a squirrel a mammal because they're all going to be gone too many predators and not enough prey and yes they will eat every duck in sight

[@swanriverwildlifealmanac1119]

Yes they have great skills