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    Default Palmetoo Waterfowl Conservation Initiative

    Is anyone here involved with it? Thoughts?
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    Never heard of it

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    I had somebody ask me about em back in the winter.

    I too, have never heard of em.

    Google search pulls nothing either.
    Be proactive about improving public waterfowl habitat in South Carolina. It's not going to happen by itself, and our help is needed. We have the potential to winter thousands of waterfowl on public grounds if we fight for it.

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    Maybe it is real then. The ones we know sure as hell haven't made a piece of difference...

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    DU has done something haven’t they

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    Marc Johnson’s heading this up and is definitely lined up with the right folks . Has a study with Dr Phil Lavretsksy at University of Texas El Paso studying mallard genetics. Had approximately 350 samples from mallards ,black ducks and mottled ducks killed in South Carolina this past season to figure out the percentage of game farm mallard (tamie) dna present . Phil is coming to SC in may to present his findings . They are also in contact with biologists in Arkansas discussing rest areas . Trying to establish similar areas here in SC . Areas with no disturbance whatsoever.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DUCK BUSTER 68 View Post
    Marc Johnson’s heading this up and is definitely lined up with the right folks . Has a study with Dr Phil Lavretsksy at University of Texas El Paso studying mallard genetics. Had approximately 350 samples from mallards ,black ducks and mottled ducks killed in South Carolina this past season to figure out the percentage of game farm mallard (tamie) dna present . Phil is coming to SC in may to present his findings . They are also in contact with biologists in Arkansas discussing rest areas . Trying to establish similar areas here in SC . Areas with no disturbance whatsoever.
    Is there going to be a formal meeting when Phil Lavretsky is here? I'd be interested in attending. Who is Marc Johnson?
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    Technically challenged. This is in response to Palmetto Waterfowl Conservation thread. Dr. Lavretsky will be making 6 presentation in May. There is a public presentation May 14 in Bewberry. Waterfowl Advisory Committee. 11:00 am. SC Forestry Commission. We are taping a meeting at the Kennedy Waterfowl and Wetlands Conservation Center. Figuring out hot to distribute.

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    Good deal.

    I'll plan on hitting the Waterfowl Advisory Committee meeting May 14th Thank you for the info.
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