Been in SD since yesterday. Got my first taste of nest searching today.
You talk about Gods country. It is beautiful up here. And ducks everywhere. We flushed 5 mallards today but only found 2 nests(one with 7 eggs and one with 10 eggs). They say it's still early so hopefully it will pick up. On average the last 2 years, they have found 500 nests at our searching sites.
Lots of rain the last few days and supposed to get some more this weekend. I am at Goebel ranch. You can go to ducks.org and search the ranch and read about it. Sounds like it is gonna be a wonderful summer. I'll keep ya'll informed and hopefully find me a scanner to put some pics on here before August.
Greetings from SD
Greetings from SD
My goal in life is to be as good a person as my dog already thinks I am
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Keep us posted, here is the link on DU site for Gobel Ranch.
http://www.ducks.org/conservation/Projects/GreatPlains/GreatPlainsProjects/GobelRanch.asp
http://www.ducks.org/conservation/Projects/GreatPlains/GreatPlainsProjects/GobelRanch.asp
"We face the question whether a still higher standard of living is worth its costs in things natural, wild, and free." - Aldo Leopold
you wanna do the world of waterfowling a really good deed? we need to get up a group of guys and go up to the tundra and stomp snow goose eggs, that's the only way to control the population on those mothers. It'll be fun, a good ole fashioned "egg stompin", hell we can even throw in some beer a cookout and a tundra skeet shoot.
"For we were there together, you and I, though perhaps a thousand or so miles apart. In the wild fowler's way we were together to break the ice, to slog the mud and to witness the daily explosion of sunlight..while prudent men slept safe and warm."
You supply the beer and the shells and Ill Supply the truck and I know I can find some "brave soul" around here somewhere. 

"For we were there together, you and I, though perhaps a thousand or so miles apart. In the wild fowler's way we were together to break the ice, to slog the mud and to witness the daily explosion of sunlight..while prudent men slept safe and warm."
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