Finally feels like October.....except it's almost December.

[Dave Church]

This morning was almost at the freezing mark. Looking forward to getting the youngest out tomorrow to see if anything has moved into the area. Dog is ready, boat is ready, goose season opens tomorrow. Time to finally start bringing something home.

dc

 

[Henry Baynum]

Dave........ Good Luck n Be safe!

 

[Jeff Reardon]

Not much different up here, Dave. We had some snow flurries and freeze last night, but I doubt the temp dropped below 28 or so. Only the third time all year I've had to scrape my windshield!

 

[Kevin Stupp]

Don't know were they came from, since everyone in the north says "there's no ducks yet", but a lot of woodies and mallards have moved in with this cold front. Chris S. and I got a gourgous pair of woodies and 2 fat greenheads.

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[Dave Church]

Glad to hear there are some birds still above me.......keeps my hopes alive........just like the DU magazine yearly migration forecasts!



dc

 

[EKavanagh]

Goo luck tomorrow, Dave. I'll be out on the Wye hoping for some geese, too.


Ed

 

[William Stahl]

Still a lot of Mallards and Blacks up here in the Adirondack area. No more Wood Ducks that I could find today in there usual haunts. Two Teal still hanging around Lk Champlain today. Frogs are still coming out in the afternoon sun in some spots. Thousands of light and dark geese.
I think I shot some northern Mallards today from Canada, they decoyed in too easy, not like the locals I've been pickin' on. I haven't been cold or wet yet. Its weird.
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