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<blockquote data-quote="dean nelson" data-source="post: 79647" data-attributes="member: 1305">Oh I'm not speaking the river so much as 83 and say the first 20 to 30 miles to the east. There is a decent flight now days that swings up along 1804 but they keep trucking north when the river takes the big west bend at the gun range. Getting to be a very real flyway that turns west when it hits long lake following long lake creek north west till they hit Mackenzie slough then back north again. It's these side flyways that gained considerable numbers over the last few years and have become huntable. Back in 01 and what not there just wasn't enough birds out west most of the time to make it even worth bothering with were now there are huge flights the likes of which a guy used to have to go to oaks to see. S this new buildup is probably caused by two different factors 1 the just natural West progression of the migration of the last 20 years and 2. the overall population growth of the whole flock. Either way it great for us since it splits up the hunters and allows us bismarck guys better options when hunting from home instead of hanging out at the Angry Beaver!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dean nelson, post: 79647, member: 1305"] Oh I'm not speaking the river so much as 83 and say the first 20 to 30 miles to the east. There is a decent flight now days that swings up along 1804 but they keep trucking north when the river takes the big west bend at the gun range. Getting to be a very real flyway that turns west when it hits long lake following long lake creek north west till they hit Mackenzie slough then back north again. It's these side flyways that gained considerable numbers over the last few years and have become huntable. Back in 01 and what not there just wasn't enough birds out west most of the time to make it even worth bothering with were now there are huge flights the likes of which a guy used to have to go to oaks to see. S this new buildup is probably caused by two different factors 1 the just natural West progression of the migration o[COLOR=#333333]f[/COLOR] the last 20 years and 2. the overall population growth of the whole flock. Either way it great for us since it splits up the hunters and allows us bismarck guys better options when hunting from home instead of hanging out at the Angry Beaver! [/QUOTE]

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