That's how many the DNR thinks are at the Goose Pond in Greene County.
Like nothing you have ever seen when they fly. Pretty well horizon to horizon
That's how many the DNR thinks are at the Goose Pond in Greene County.
Like nothing you have ever seen when they fly. Pretty well horizon to horizon
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too bad we can't use e callers to hunt them.....4 guys blowing calls cant sound real enough for them to land....they are becoming a big problem
Don't think they are much of a problem. This is the first year I've ever seen one in Indiana.Originally Posted by Jayrod00
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That would be cool to see. I've never seen them in Indiana.
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Of course I talk to myself...sometimes I need expert advice.
Bill, if you've never been to the Goose Pond, it's worth the drive. Big Sandhill Crane population at times too. http://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/3094.htm
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I've seen the sandhill cranes up at the Jasper/Pulaski game preserve. Thousands of them.
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Problem where? I've never even seen one in the state.
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They are a problem in their breeding ground and summer range. They are literally eating the tundra to death in some areas.
they aren't the same as those permanently live in or near housing additions? they have done nothing but polluted everywhere they walked on.
Probably not snow geese, at least in Indiana.
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Those aren't snow geese. They are probably some type of domesticated species. Like the type you might find on a farm. There are several of those in a local park. They hang out by the pond naturally. They are a nuisance.
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Richmond, Indiana
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They aren't the farm variety. These are what I'm talking about. I believe they're also protected by the migrating waterfowl law. I don't understand why since they don't migrate, live here permanently and everyone hate them.
They aren't the farm variety. These are what I'm talking about. I believe they're also protected by the migrating waterfowl law. I don't understand why since they don't migrate, live here permanently and everyone hate them.
Those are Canada geese
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There is or was at least that many snow geese in the Goosepond. i live in Linton a couple miles north of it.
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Lance those are just Canadian geese, probably resident birds. There is a expanded season for resident birds, at least there was. I think they may have just made the season longer.
http://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/2996.htm some additional information.
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I didn't know they couldn't fly for about 3 wks. That would explain why they walk across roads and become road kills.
crap everywhere , don't flush or use azzwipe either
I had never seen snow geese in Indiana until this week. I saw this thread when it was posted and thought cool something else to hunt. Then day before yesterday I was working in Lafayette and saw a small flock of a couple hundred.
Been killing Snow geese in indiana for the last 10 yrs....their migration is just getting more eastern then normal.flying over indiana last few yrs alot more
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