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I had never seen snow geese in Alabama until last Wednesday. There were 5 snows on the OlColony golf course #13 fairway. They eased off into the lake as we played through, but never really spooked. Strange times……
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I saw a small flock of them in a corn field near Wetumpka a few years ago
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I saw a small flock of them in a corn field near Wetumpka a few years ago
. I wonder if that’s the same flock I saw back then. I don’t remember exactly the year, probably 2017 or so, but there were about 100-150 in a wheat field just east of Wetumpka and they were tearing it up.
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Heard some fly over here in Chattanooga about 2 weeks ago. Never heard them here before.
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Probably more of the eastern migration pattern of geese I don’t think the greater snow geese get this far south. Then again many years ago I saw several flocks flying over north Atlanta. Roswell to be specific. At the time I’d never heard of such.
The smaller flocks I wonder if they’re Ross’s
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I’ve killed two on the Tennessee river. Mounted one. Also killed a blue goose here and mounted it.
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I saw a small flock of them in a corn field near Wetumpka a few years ago
. I wonder if that’s the same flock I saw back then. I don’t remember exactly the year, probably 2017 or so, but there were about 100-150 in a wheat field just east of Wetumpka and they were tearing it up. Definitely could have been, the flock I saw was only 25-30 birds but it was in that same timeframe and they were also in a wheat field east of Wetu
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Just saw a single snow goose on the side of the road in Lamar County. Figured it was injured or sick. Backed up and it flew away but never got over treetop high.
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I killed a mature snow goose in Reynold swamp in the late 80s. They (9) came in from across Muscle Shoals airport. First one I had ever seen in Alabama. First retrieve by my new duck dog too. Still in the wall but it’s ratty looking now.
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I'm almost positive I heard snows flying over Winston county last Friday afternoon when the weather was socked in. At first I thought they were specks, but they were getting lower and lower looking for a place to land (Smith Lake) and I'm sure they were snows.
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I just need an alabama speckle belly. Somebody here hook me up on one and I’ll get you back with a deer or turkey. Maybe some ducks in flooded timber 🤷🏻♂️
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Last saturday morning there were about 200 coming in to the field beside the 65n at the 565 exit at about 8:30 am
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