Minnesota hunters can harvest snow geese this spring, including blue-phased snow geese and the smaller Ross' geese, under provisions of a federal conservation order. Hunting will be allowed from March ...

Spring light goose season allows for additional hunting methods. For hunters looking to continue waterfowl hunting, seasons for white-fronted and light geese are available in portions of southern ...

Since 1999 North Dakota hunters have had a spring hunting opportunity besides turkey. While overall interest and participation in turkey hunting overshadows the spring light goose season, those with a ...

I hunkered down with my dog in heavy brush in a corner of the pond that the geese liked to use as an escape route. From my position I could not see the geese that were gathered at the far end of the ...

It’s hard to believe it was more than 20 some years ago, when I was working as a game warden, that the first spring light goose conservation order in North Dakota arrived. The purpose then — and ...

It’s been a long, hard winter and, according to the woodchuck, we aren’t done yet. Well, I don’t know how much of that is true, but one thing I’m sure of is local waterfowl hunters are able to take ...

Serious snow goose hunters make up a strange subset of the waterfowling world, which is already its own weird subset of the greater hunting community. Everything is taken to the extreme in snow goose ...

WATERLOO - For the casual goose hunter, getting spring snows and blues within shotgun range can be like trying to get the best of the Internal Revenue Service. It usually doesn't happen. Ken Seeley ...

Doug Leier is an outreach biologist for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department. Reach him at [email protected]. WEST FARGO – I saw my first Canada goose of the year about 4 p.m. Feb. 7, a sunny Tuesday ...

Doug Leier is an outreach biologist for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department. Reach him at [email protected]. WEST FARGO – It’s hard to believe that the first spring light goose conservation order in ...

It’s hard to believe that the first spring light goose conservation order in North Dakota arrived more than 20 some years ago when I was working as a game warden. Time flies. The purpose then -- and ...