Looks like the town i live in. Theres thousands of them everywhere after the dnr planted them 20 years ago. There got to be so many here the dnr took alot of them to another county and in the next couple days they were right back just like they never left, guess that don’t work. The whole area here has honkers on just about every pond, river and creek. The dnr stocked them here and they took off big time. The hunters taking the numbers they do in the fall helps keep the population in check or there would be 100’s of thousands here instead of 10’s of thousands. Theres a park on the n.w. side of town where they have thier young, only one spot among dozens, and when they have thier young in the spring they eat the grass down too the dirt, its bare for quiet a few of weeks and when it rains its mud until it eventually grows back. I remember befor they stocked them it was always neat too see them once in awhile, now theres thousands of them and thier still pretty neat to see.