Putting GPS Transmitters on Blue-Winged Teal (NEW RESEARCH)

Ducks Unlimited Fellowship recipient, Brett Leach, University of Missouri, is studying Blue-Winged Teal using GPS Transmitters. His research uses GPS telemetry to identify migration routes, timing of migrations, and important breeding, staging and wintering rest areas for blue-winged teal.
If you have questions for Brett about his research, email him at [e-mail]
Thank you to the volunteers, Brett, Paul and the Lousinana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries for allowing us to spend the weekend and to highlight the incredible work everyone is doing in Lousiana.
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[@kolbyjohnson6721]

Me and a buddy shot one of the South Dakota trackers last year!

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Small world! Ha I bet that was an exciting morning in the duck blind!

[@kolbyjohnson6721]

@@CampusWaterfowl pretty sure the whole lake heard us screaming like little girls 😅 thanks for making the video! Cool to see the process that goes into it all. It’s much appreciated!

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@@kolbyjohnson6721 - 🤣, no problem - thank you for watching, we appreciate the support!

[@johnroden894]

Awesome!!

[@jakebrooks2566]

Is there a website where we can see the maps of the tracked birds?

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No live mapping available - just the ones toward the end of the video