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<blockquote data-quote="Trip McNeely" data-source="post: 59503" data-attributes="member: 728"><p>we hunt snows heavy in the fall when they come through. have enjoyed some very good days the last few years and have even put the 50 bird limit to use multiple times every fall. this was by far the toughest decoying season we have had on snow geese. we hit 84 one day when we normally have multiple 100 bird days in a season. most days were 5-20 birds. and we even had alot of days where the geese switched fields and the last hunt had our roost freeze and birds leave at night. very humbling year no doubt as i like to think we are fairly accomplished snow goose hunters. the lack of juvies showed this year. good luck with those audobon birds. my humble opinion is you are wasting your time this time of the year on snows as they are either flying 6 miles 500 yds in the air to get to there field or they are feeding in corn directly adjacent the roost and are un- huntable. e- caller wouldnt have helped as much as people think either. they are not a magic pill they used to be. and as the flocks age there effectiveness dwindles. all lowing ecallers would only attract more hunters to nd. with snow geese you hunt the day not the bird.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Trip McNeely, post: 59503, member: 728"] we hunt snows heavy in the fall when they come through. have enjoyed some very good days the last few years and have even put the 50 bird limit to use multiple times every fall. this was by far the toughest decoying season we have had on snow geese. we hit 84 one day when we normally have multiple 100 bird days in a season. most days were 5-20 birds. and we even had alot of days where the geese switched fields and the last hunt had our roost freeze and birds leave at night. very humbling year no doubt as i like to think we are fairly accomplished snow goose hunters. the lack of juvies showed this year. good luck with those audobon birds. my humble opinion is you are wasting your time this time of the year on snows as they are either flying 6 miles 500 yds in the air to get to there field or they are feeding in corn directly adjacent the roost and are un- huntable. e- caller wouldnt have helped as much as people think either. they are not a magic pill they used to be. and as the flocks age there effectiveness dwindles. all lowing ecallers would only attract more hunters to nd. with snow geese you hunt the day not the bird. [/QUOTE]

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