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The line comes from the Looney Tunes hunting-trilogy shorts directed by Chuck Jones, beginning with Rabbit Fire in 1951. Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck squabble over whether it is rabbit season or duck season while Elmer Fudd stalks them with a shotgun, and Daffy's frantic insistence became one of animation's most quoted gags. Decades later the exchange spread through YouTube edits, reaction videos and soundboards, where the two-word punchline now works as a standalone meme for any stubborn argument.
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Daffy Duck shouts 'Duck Season' from the classic Bugs Bunny cartoon debate, clipped as a meme sound effect for funny arguments, reaction videos and edits.
The clip is Daffy Duck frantically insisting it is duck season, his high-pitched voice cracking with comic urgency as he argues against Bugs Bunny. It lasts just a few seconds, but the shouting, wheedling tone lands instantly: everyone recognises a cartoon character digging in on a losing argument. Dropped into a video, it turns any trivial disagreement into a Looney Tunes showdown, and its punchy, quotable energy makes viewers grin before the joke even finishes. Because the line is so widely quoted, audiences anticipate the punchline and laugh at the setup alone.
