shooting his gun rapid-fire and being driven into the ground by the recoil, apparently not hitting anything. Porky tries to use a duck call, but the other duck hunters mistake it for a real duck and shoot at Porky. Disgusted, Porky throws the duck call to the ground, but it bounces and Rover accidentally swallows it. Rover gets the hiccups, quacking with each one, drawing constant fire and forcing Porky and Rover to flee from the lake. Porky and Rover trudge home, disappointed with their failure to bag a duck. When Porky gets home, he sees the ducks outside doing a trapeze act in the sky at his window. Porky tries to shoot them with his gun but, thinking the gun is empty, throws the shotgun to the floor. The gun fires into the ceiling, getting the guy from upstairs to come and punch Porky in the snout again. The cartoon ends with Daffy dancing and bouncing around the "That's All Folks!" title card. Voice cast Information is based on the book "Mel Blanc: The Man of a Thousand Voices" Mel Blanc as Porky Pig, Daffy Duck Billy Bletcher as Bass Fish, The Guy Upstairs Additional speaking voices are provided by Danny Webb Singing performed by the Sportsmen Quartet Home media VHS – Daffy Duck: The Nuttiness Continues... (time-compressed) DVD – The Essential Daffy Duck DVD – Porky Pig 101 Notes This short, starring Porky Pig, features the first appearance of Daffy Duck. Also notable is that this is the first cartoon in which Mel Blanc voices both Porky and Daffy. Originally scheduled to voice the duck, Blanc won the part of Porky earlier that year. Joe Dougherty, who was Porky's original voice actor, was fired following the cartoon Porky's Romance because he could not control his stutter. Porky's Duck Hunt was a very popular cartoon, well known for popular gags and the debut of Daffy Duck, and met with very positive reviews. Only a year later, this cartoon was reworked by Avery as Daffy Duck and Egghead, which was in color. In that cartoon, Porky's role was filled by another Avery-created character, Egghead (who evolved into Elmer Fudd in the 1940 cartoon Elmer's Candid Camera), and Daffy is given his name. References External links Porky's Duck Hunt on the Internet Archive Official Looney Tunes Website Watch Porky's Duck Hunt here 1937 films 1937 animated films 1937 short films American