Minnesota Waterfowl Hunting

Lots of snows dieing in AR. Birds heading north with the warmer temps.

I'll be in NW MO next weekend.

emptymag wrote:Lots of snows dieing in AR. Birds heading north with the warmer temps.

I'll be in NW MO next weekend.

Lucky.

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Where you guys reading reports at? I don't really use the reports as far as where to go but its nice to have a general idea of where the migration is at and follow it to get my fix til I'm sitting in the blind. Nodak will probably be a bust this year with the sale of the site, report thread is a little stale. Hunting snows seems to have minimal traffic. Hunt the north only updates once a week. I always check the nwr sites for counts etc. I like reading how the migration is progressing.

maplelakeduckslayer wrote:Where you guys reading reports at? I don't really use the reports as far as where to go but its nice to have a general idea of where the migration is at and follow it to get my fix til I'm sitting in the blind. Nodak will probably be a bust this year with the sale of the site, report thread is a little stale. Hunting snows seems to have minimal traffic. Hunt the north only updates once a week. I always check the nwr sites for counts etc. I like reading how the migration is progressing.

I just watch guides and outfitters on Facebook a lot. Not perfect but it gets you a pretty good idea. If you are on there, check out Fusion Cartography. Last year they had great maps showing the migration.

emptymag wrote:Lots of snows dieing in AR. Birds heading north with the warmer temps.

I'll be in NW MO next weekend.

I think you'll hit it just right! Good luck!

greatwhitehunter3! wrote:

maplelakeduckslayer wrote:Where you guys reading reports at? I don't really use the reports as far as where to go but its nice to have a general idea of where the migration is at and follow it to get my fix til I'm sitting in the blind. Nodak will probably be a bust this year with the sale of the site, report thread is a little stale. Hunting snows seems to have minimal traffic. Hunt the north only updates once a week. I always check the nwr sites for counts etc. I like reading how the migration is progressing.

I just watch guides and outfitters on Facebook a lot. Not perfect but it gets you a pretty good idea. If you are on there, check out Fusion Cartography. Last year they had great maps showing the migration.

I refuse to be on Facebook...girlfriend set a page up one night for me when I was hammered and she knew I was not pleased...it was live for about 6 hrs haha

maplelakeduckslayer wrote:
I refuse to be on Facebook...girlfriend set a page up one night for me when I was hammered and she knew I was not pleased...it was live for about 6 hrs haha

Haha alright, well when they start posting I will put them on here for ya. Remind me in a couple weeks if I haven't posted any.

Thanks!

Sounds like NW MO and NE are getting birds in today.

I'm getting dragged along to family vacation to Branson, MO over spring break. Really hope they aren't moving through ND during that time. I've been looking forward to this since I decided was going to transfer to Crookston a year and a half ago.

Squaw has 19,000 snow geese. Obviously nothing to get too excited about but its starting!