It is the story of the relations between Europeans and the natives who had lived for thousands of years in the area we now call North America. Many different Native American groups lived on the East Coast of what would become United States. They spoke many different languages.
Today, Canada geese are common in Indiana, providing many viewing and hunting opportunities. Canada goose hunting is a traditional sport. Blinds, pits, decoys, retrieving dogs, marshes, corn stubble fields, goose calls, magnum shotguns, frosty dawns, sleet, snow and good friends are all a part of it. Hunters take from 15,000 to 20,000 geese annually in Indiana.
No. Mallard ducks, which are the ones used for most duck you will find on your plate are very plentiful, especially in China, but there are plenty on your local duck pond for sure. There are endangered species of duck such as the White-headed duck, White-winged duck, Laysan duck and Mellor's duck.