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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/09 21:02:19 (permalink)
We're coming up in a week and a half... Following Monday...
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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/10 13:56:54 (permalink)
Strong winds gonna have birds coming down..
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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/15 19:16:24 (permalink)
Headed up sunday til weds... anyone who lives close been seeing any decent numbers of geese still?
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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/18 10:16:41 (permalink)
-12 out...be a cold hunt today....brrrr
 

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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/18 18:20:57 (permalink)
It sucked. Never seen a bird
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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/19 10:39:59 (permalink)
2 days hardly any birds no movement
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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/19 10:55:09 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Mikastorm 2016/01/20 18:21:36
They're all hanging out in downtown Butler! Saw a couple hundred yesterday in a cut corn field just south of downtown.  Lots of mallards mixed in too.  Right next to the road.  
 
Probably roosting on the Connoquenessing where the poop plant discharge keeps the water warm.  
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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/19 11:37:56 (permalink)
Idk man....
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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/19 12:25:16 (permalink)
Oh, and they were well within a safety zone too.  
 
Other than a couple early season goose hunts, and one duck hunt Thanksgiving morning this year, I haven't hunted waterfowl for a few years.  But I still observe a lot when I'm out and about, and there's a real nice roost lake a couple hundred yards out my back door.  Definitely a down year for bird numbers in the little slice of southern Butler County I've been keeping tabs on for 12 years.  
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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/21 20:08:42 (permalink)
 Taken from Jamestown Marina boat docks 5:41 pm,  01/21/ 2016.
 




 
 
Also saw, several sizable flocks of Mallards earlier in the day.
 
 
Really good thing......  they are all flying north, c'mon spring!
 
 
 
 
Sorry about the quality, cell phone thingy.
 
 

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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/21 20:21:48 (permalink)
North ?!
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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/21 21:12:54 (permalink)
  The ones I saw today (rt 44 south ov 76/80) were headin' . A couple very large flocks standing formed almost perfect circles in some fields.
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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/21 21:17:51 (permalink)
Yeah Ed, they were definitely north bound but I don't know if they were headin towards a night safe haven or open water somewhere.  The Shenango River is open but they were flying away from there, possibly they have a place where they go on the river during the day?
 
The pictures show one group than, a second (much smaller) group followed a few minutes later but, the sky was too dark for a good picture.  
 
If ya ask me, that was a lot of birds to say they were resident geese.

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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/23 10:20:23 (permalink)
ice fished near bay 41 yesterday and saw close to 800 geese
flying....wave after wave....knew I should have brought my gun....dang!

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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/23 10:23:23 (permalink)
Wow !!!
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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/23 11:26:36 (permalink)
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ice fished near bay 41 yesterday and saw close to 800 geese
flying....wave after wave....knew I should have brought my gun....dang!




 
Good deal Mikastorm,  definitely signs of "Spring is in the air"...........  screw what the groundhog has to say!    ummm, they was flying north wasn't THEY????

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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/25 11:40:31 (permalink)
yep...flying north

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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/25 11:45:57 (permalink)
I don't think these geese know whats going on lol
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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/25 12:03:48 (permalink)
Mikastorm thank you very much for the support. I got to thinking (that's dangerous) after I posted the picture showing the geese flying north, maybe I was holding my camera upside down and, they was actually flying south.  Too much time sitting on the ice, me thinks.

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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/01/25 18:48:13 (permalink)
I've read that big, bad Noreasters like the one that just happened will drive birds off of their wintering grounds and send 'em back to where they came from early sometimes.  The critters seem to know more about coming weather patterns than we do a lot of the time.    
 
Today, I noticed 2 good size mallard flocks - one of about 50 and one of about 150 - hanging out in little open corners of ponds I've been keeping an eye on all winter.  Usually they're there from the time things begin to freeze up; disappear for a few weeks during the coldest parts of January; and then are around again until the March thaw, but this is the first I've seen 'em in either place this year.  Dunno if they're late coming south, or early coming north.  
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Re: Pymy control goose hunt blinds 2016/02/02 13:32:58 (permalink)
geese are all over shenango
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