"Did Anybody Lose a Goose?"

This was just a snapshot of roughly thousands and thousands of snow geese in the fields along the lower bottom levee in Fulton County.

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On my phone it looks like a picture of leaves. I zoomed in trying to find a goose hiding in the leaves. Then I realized those leaves were geese. Good grief that’s a bunch of snows. Do they still have no limit on those things? If their meat tastes like Canada goose meat does, I’d fill up a freezer with them.

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Originally Posted by FurFlyin

On my phone it looks like a picture of leaves. I zoomed in trying to find a goose hiding in the leaves. Then I realized those leaves were geese. Good grief that’s a bunch of snows. Do they still have no limit on those things? If their meat tastes like Canada goose meat does, I’d fill up a freezer with them.

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I don't think there is a limit. could be wrong. I believe after regular waterfowl season you can use electric callers and extended magazines. I enjoy those shots were they are so thick it blocks all other views.

No wander they didn't make it this far south this year.

Wow!:yikes Never have saw them that thick! good pic!

Wow, I’ve never seen them that thick!

Saw them that way in Rolla North Dakota when visiting a friends family on the Paiute Indian Reservation back in the 70's. I did get to share in the hunt early one morning and enjoyed every minute of it. I know I knocked down a lot of birds but never claimed one of them because they were the families food source to be shared! Yep that's a lot of geese! Thanks for the picture.:highfive