<description>&lt;p&gt;The question must be asked, “Will the canvasback or can the canvasback ever recover and occurin numbers that would allow no closed seasons?” &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;It is doubtful, and if it does it will be through dedicated restoration efforts by transplanting and sowingthe seeds of wild celery, wapato, and a plant I haven’t mentioned for canvasbacks, the pondweed. In doing so, many depleted ducking wetlands can be restored and thus new ducking grounds can be created.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
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The question must be asked, “Will the canvasback or can the canvasback ever recover and occurin numbers that would allow no closed seasons?” It is doubtful, and if it does it will be through dedicated restoration efforts by transplanting and sowingthe seeds of wild celery, wapato, and a plant I haven’t mentioned for canvasbacks, the pondweed. In doing so, many depleted ducking wetlands can be restored and thus new ducking grounds can be created.

HISTORIC DUCK HUNTING STORIES THE GOLDEN AGE OF DUCK HUNTING

E 65 CANVASBACK, WAPATO, WILD CELERY, AND CARP

E 65 CANVASBACK, WAPATO, WILD CELERY, AND CARP

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