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Originally posted by Jefffive:
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Our geese are missing, as well. People say they are short-stopping north because our winters are now too warm...

They are moving like there is no tomorrow now. Big flocks, small flocks, all day and I hear them at night too.
Couldnt tell you where they are going, but they are going south.

I watched the video. He said "I don't know" or "I have no idea" in context with making claims about eating cats, dog, and geese.

My thought is WTF is he saying shit like that when he simultaneously justifies and denies it with "I don't know" or "I have no idea"?

Is he planning to run the country that way? I find it vile realizing that there is no way the Founders anticipated the executive branch and the GOPer segment of congress would become a propaganda machine.

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Originally posted by theback40:
They are moving like there is no tomorrow now. Big flocks, small flocks, all day and I hear them at night too.
Couldnt tell you where they are going, but they are going south.

Snow geese, like we saw just south of Quebec City?
I never got up there in the right season with preparations, but it's on my bucket list.

We have a lot of geese here. We also have no Haitians. Coincidence? Regards, Bill

I worked a two groups of 100 and killed 10 in two days. They have disappeared.

Best I can do to guard the realm’s of men.

Locally I have shot 1. Mainly by restricting myself to my own property. I don’t have golf course access.

In Canada, jeez I shot over 20 snow geese one day and got my limit of dark geese daily. Which was not what I was after… I wanted to shoot mallards and pintails, but you got what shows up.

I have a friend who has an in with a local golf course. He shoots 5 Canada geese every day he goes out.

If you have access to a field they are feeding in, any half competent hunter gets a limit here. To me, they are too easy to decoy compared with ducks.

In one of my cut cornfields this morning, there were 40-50 turkeys and a hundred or so canadian geese.
The snow geese dont come down from the tundra area's until later. They come in the thousands then. They are a pest in the spring, and there is a spring season here. Huge flocks going north will drop into a field of planted/sprouted crops and walk up the rows eating everything that is green.