WMU 65 Snow Geese

[Jvezina]

Mar 1 to May 31 is open to snow geese in WMU 65 (eastern Ontario) due to what's classified as an over abundant species.
Now my question is, does anyone know where they are!!??
I am in the southern part along the St.Lawrence which is generally ripe with Canada's during the fall, but haven't seen any snow's.
Any ideas??

 

[Superbrad]

Piles out around me in the North Glengarry area as soon as it gets warm and snow starts to come off the cornfields....

 

[Jvezina]

I'm in Morrisburg so I need to head a little east then, thanks for the tip.

 

[Superbrad]

I'm in Morrisburg so I need to head a little east then, thanks for the tip.

Yep... oddly enough Highway 138 is like the dividing line for some reason.....

 

[fergie.17]

especially where the 138 meets the 417 after the snow starts to melt

 

[ReVoR]

I never see any around Cornwall. Mom says she sees them all the time north of Highway 43.

Do they still have to be on agricultural property to be legal to hunt during the extended season?

 

[Jvezina]

I never see any around Cornwall. Mom says she sees them all the time north of Highway 43.

Do they still have to be on agricultural property to be legal to hunt during the extended season?

Yes.

 

[fergie.17]

I never see any around Cornwall. Mom says she sees them all the time north of Highway 43.

Do they still have to be on agricultural property to be legal to hunt during the extended season?

we're half way between long sault and the 43 and last march 4 and 5th we had thousands of them in our cornfields but they never went in the soybean fields right next to them. this year it's all left over soybean so I don't expect them to land. this year it'll all be corn so we'll see what happens next spring.......

 

[fergie.17]

they were flying low enough we could have shot some as they flew over the gazebo and over the house. this was one of the first bunch to leave one of the field late in the day. we have a much bigger playhouse for the kids now and you could literally site in it and shoot as they fly over.......... LOL

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[Jvezina]

Guess I'm going to go for a drive in the next couple of weeks to figure out locations.

 

[beefman]

Guess I'm going to go for a drive in the next couple of weeks to figure out locations.

They don't start arriving until about the 3rd week of March...it usually coincides with the start of maple syrup season.

 

[swinginberrys]

Guess I'm going to go for a drive in the next couple of weeks to figure out locations.

Good luck if your going to try your hand at hunting spring snows (hope you have a pile of decoys) it'll be a few weeks before they are anywhere near Ontario. This winter is hanging on tight but once the snow starts to pull back they'll show up in waves
Let us know how you make out. When you get under a twister of whites it really gets yer blood pumping!

 

[pacobillie]

I have seen them roost on the ponds, west of Alexandria. Any corn field in that vicinity is a likely hunting location.

 

[killswitch]

Mar 1 to May 31 is open to snow geese in WMU 65 (eastern Ontario) due to what's classified as an over abundant species.
Now my question is, does anyone know where they are!!??
I am in the southern part along the St.Lawrence which is generally ripe with Canada's during the fall, but haven't seen any snow's.
Any ideas??

Any luck finding your snows?