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<blockquote data-quote="wby257" data-source="post: 79430" data-attributes="member: 1035">I would look for huntable number for at least 2 or 3 wks in N.D. I know a old farm that would write the sday he seen the first snow geese in his field and the average was April 8th. You may shoot a goose or two&nbsp; the first part of march but not very often.I have been hunting snows for 45 years and regardless what some people say. I have had some real good hunts when they had bad hatches. I guided up in Canada for many years and it was great. But with the longer seasons the snows get shot at from Sept till May the next year. All the birds become smart so its not the hatch its the pressure. By the time the juvenile get here in the spring there pretty smart to.- - - Updated - - -I talked to a guy in Huron S.D. and he said theres a few not LOTS.No open water no birds. We still have 5 days in Feb. Its still winter in North and South Dakota.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wby257, post: 79430, member: 1035"] I would look for huntable number for at least 2 or 3 wks in N.D. I know a old farm that would write the sday he seen the first snow geese in his field and the average was April 8th. You may shoot a goose or two the first part of march but not very often. I have been hunting snows for 45 years and regardless what some people say. I have had some real good hunts when they had bad hatches. I guided up in Canada for many years and it was great. But with the longer seasons the snows get shot at from Sept till May the next year. All the birds become smart so its not the hatch its the pressure. By the time the juvenile get here in the spring there pretty smart to. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I talked to a guy in Huron S.D. and he said theres a few not LOTS. No open water no birds. We still have 5 days in Feb. Its still winter in North and South Dakota. [/QUOTE]

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