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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dean nelson" data-source="post: 289969" data-attributes="member: 1305">Well I spent a good chunk of the mid 2000's as a spring snow goose guide following the migration from south east Kansas generally till they got to the South Dakota north dakota border. Did nothing but live and breath these birds from late Jan till they got here and then I would still follow them just hunting for myself.- - - Updated - - -Back in the day they Al doing it and he was one of the fish and wildlife staff at The Refuge I'm not sure who this gal is. Back then they used to gather the data from various game wardens up and down the FlyAway in South Dakota but that's back when they had the hotline and did a lot more information gathering. Lately they seem to just only report basically what's on the Refuge and she's definitely not taking into account the area south of 90. I mean seriously if there's bird showing up as far north as Webster there's clearly something going on down to the South because Webster is still well into the snowpack.If you go to the DU tracking forum there's a lot of reports coming in from Eastern South Dakota but you have to keep in mind that that forum is legendarily inaccurate but there are probably at least a dozen different people reporting it so that definitely lends credence to it.</blockquote>