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>Ducks are naturally curious and when they see a predator, such as a fox, they will keep it at a distance, but tend to follow it. The decoyman uses a dog, preferably a breed similar in appearance to a fox, to lure the ducks along the pipes. For this purpose in the sixteenth century in the Netherlands the kooikerhondje breed was developed. The dog appears between a gap in the screens and the ducks approach. It then appears at the next gap further along the pipe, and so on until the ducks are trapped at the end of the pipe. For a dog to be suitable for this task, it must not bark, and must be completely obedient to the decoyman. The decoy man quietly directs the dog using hand gestures while watching the progress of the ducks using peep-holes in the screens.
I mean they must be so baffled by this, by how effort was involved just to catch them, there's dogs involved(specially bred in fact)-how deep does the conspiracy go? All this to catch little old me?
The duck would never know what happened to them. It'd be like finding out all of history was a trap devised by aliens just to catch you
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