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[Cz452velocitor]

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[Magellann]

I ve never seen one before, does it have a number to call anywhere on the tracker?

 

[Cz452velocitor]

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[the spank]

Yes, we got one on a snow goose one time. Was attached to the birds back under the feathers, had an antenna about 6” long attached to a small pod maybe 1”-1.25” that resembled the shape of a walnut cut in two halves. Guy in our group that shot it kept the transmitter. Bio’s consider them expendable so keep it as a souvenir of your hunt and congratulations!

 

[philhut]

I recommend taking it with you on your next vacation.... the people who track those birds will be amazed when a goose travels to Costa Rica then tours Europe.

 

[Cz452velocitor]

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[Brutus]

Makes one wonder exactly how far they can track them?

 

[3macs1]

Years ago ( like maybe late 70's ) we got one with it on it's back and believe me they wanted it back big time in those years since back then it was very expensive. In fact I think there was a reward associated with returning it then. No idea about today It should be reported regardless since it assists with the management of the geese
Cheers

 

[FLHTCUI]

Some guys out West have been lucky to shoot Snowies with Transmitters.
Generally they are mounted on the back between the wings though.
Causes some confusion with the biologists doing the study though.
Rob

 

[hoytcanon]

Don't put it in your deep freezer if you are over the possession limit...

 

[Newfey]

If you want to have some fun you could attach it to a transport truck ... ;-)

 

[Cz452velocitor]

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[silverfoxdj]

I’d post a picture of it but I give up trying to figure out how to upload on this site

You have to use a hosting site like IMGUR..there is a how to do it on here..

 

[Sidearm Sambo]

Geez i didnt realize todays geese are so bad at directions! Now they gotta use a GPS to find their way around!

 

[Milanczar]

I would consider wearing the transmitter personally for a while.

Would be interesting when the data shows the goose living the 9-5 workday life and doing rush hour traffic instead of flying.

 

[seth]

I recommend taking it with you on your next vacation.... the people who track those birds will be amazed when a goose travels to Costa Rica then tours Europe.

Hahaha,

"Ah sir, you better come have a look at this, Goose #3487 is somehow flying 500 Miles per hour... at 30,000 feet."

 

[kamlooky]

Pewt it in a Jeenie Bawtle, cap it and tawszitt in the Ohshin.
Maybe a datitted letter and local of the taws.