Just a final word on the whole duck hunting thing. First of all, it's hardly "hunting". Standing in a pond blazing away at a duck with a shotgun is like firing on infantry with artillery. Secondly, as Shannow has so helpfully pointed out, supermarkets are overflowing with produce and now that Howard's opened the door for who knows how many US imports into the country, they'll be overflowing even more. It simply doesn't make sense to hunt your own food when so much of it is rotting away in garbage bins. There might be the thrill of the hunt, sure, but there can't be much of a hunt involved in duck shooting. Maybe tracking a wild pig through the jungle in NT with a rifle, but not standing in a lake shooting at a bird with a shotgun. And I can completely understand and agree with shooting rabbits, foxes, feral cats, wild pigs, water buffalo, mynahs, starlings and anything that may be at plague proportions (like the ibis in Sydney at the moment) to help bring them under control, however, it should be a regulated operation performed by professionals, not any old Johnny who can point a gun. If you want to shoot, shoot clay pigeons. They move faster than ducks, they take more skill to hit and you won't be actually killing anything.