Margin of error

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So you're trying to put your you're trying to you're counting the number of ducks on a. on a a small fraction of the area and then you're multiplying that up by whatever that appropriate expansion factor would be

this may be asking way too deep of a question and if it is you can just tell me but how do we come how did we come up with that um all right hey this is what we're going to do we're going to multiply this out by 100 like I guess what I'm trying to ask is, is how comfortable are we in the scientific world that that number is accurate or is accurate within a certain margin of error? You understand what I'm trying

to ask? I do.

I do.

I do.

Let's say, for instance, this year, the estimate is 5.859 million mallards.

What kind of margin of error do you think is acceptable for that number?

Well, all of that is reported in the report.