November 07, 2008 by Ken Kralick
It's official, the snow goose migration has started. Shallow ponds and small lakes are freezing up throughout Canada and the northern states. Now we are hearing multiple reports of snow geese around Western Minnesota and Eastern South Dakota.
From the 11/06/08 Minnesota DNR Waterfowl Migration Report:
Tamarac NWR:
A flock of 35 snow geese were noted flying over the refuge earlier in the week.
Slayton:
Noticed a few snow geese have moved into the area along with a trickling of mallards and a few swans. Maintaining good goose numbers.
We're still shooting Canadian Honkers around Rochester but the snow geese are heavy on our minds. We already have a good number of hunters booked for the spring hunts. Contact Dean soon to lock in your weekend in Missouri and South Dakota.
Posted in: Premier Flight News, Canada Goose Hunting, Snow Goose Hunting, Regular Season Goose Hunts
