Waterfowl hunters, and I've been one for 6 years, are the most tight-lipped sportsmen out there. Very seriously doubt somebody is gonna give you coordinates for the X on geese, especially on the internet.
If you want to hunt geese in Erie, which I've never done, I'd suggest by starting your search for public land - Presque Isle, Gamelands in the area, etc. Presque Isle has a blind system that you'd do well to become familiar with if you want to hunt there. Although I've never really heard of anyone targeting geese on Presque Isle - mostly divers and to some extent puddlers, but I'd imagine with some floater geese you might get some action.
Your best bet would probably be to do a day or two of scouting and securing permission to hunt private land. Not sure how difficult that is in Erie County, but I'd imagine many of the good goose spots are already locked up with permission or leases.
You've also got 2 different goose zones in Erie County - one doesn't open again till Monday Dec. 12 and the other doesn't open till Tuesday Dec. 20. So if by next Saturday, you mean the 11th, you're out of luck.
I live in Butler County, and honestly if I just wanted to hunt geese, I wouldn't spend the time to go north. There are already plenty of geese around here with more to come when the weather gets nasty, and I'd imagine there are good numbers to be found in Beaver as well. Now, if you want some good duck action, or a variety of ducks you don't find around here, it would be well worth your time to travel north.
post edited by rsquared - 2011/12/02 09:42:42