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maple lake duck slayer wrote:Pretty sad state of affairs here in the reports thread. Followed this a long time, used to be 50 pages long and 100k plus views...kinda sad to see. Always looked forward to reading them several times a day and loosely used it to plan my own trips. Good luck all.
Buddy was working in SD yesterday said wave upon wave heading north between Brookings and Sioux Falls. See what the storm does
pappyhat wrote:Come on Alberta Clippers!!!!!!! I know we can't build a wall high enough to hold back the migration, but Mother Nature can!!!!!! I can't make it back to ND till end of month so need some help to slow the migration. Come on Alberta Clippers...!! Pushem back, pushem back , waaaaayyy back!!!! LOL..
pappyhat wrote:Come on Alberta Clippers!!!!!!! I know we can't build a wall high enough to hold back the migration, but Mother Nature can!!!!!! I can't make it back to ND till end of month so need some help to slow the migration. Come on Alberta Clippers...!! Pushem back, pushem back , waaaaayyy back!!!! LOL..
goose nazi wrote:Geese everywhere north of Pierre, my snow goose addict buddies also say Miller SD area and the Huron SD area are loaded up. We shot 70+ in the last 3 days pass shooting between Pierre and Onida SD. My North Dakota buddies say everything is frozen up tight and does not look like any sheet water for a while, so Nodak boys you have some time. I have lived here for 28 years and have never seen the amount of geese I saw today in this area. More dark geese then light geese and ducks galore!
hevishotrevolution wrote:Btw, just a friendly reminder for future hunting, if you see another truck pulled over or me loading up with my dog, please move along and dont doddle or stare at us, instead let us hunt the birds since we were there first.