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The news from the breeding ground just keeps getting better. More rainfall across much of the Northern Tier states and Canadian Prairie has much of the breeding ground in prime shape for the breeding season.

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With the possibility of better breeding, and therefore a larger Fall Migration, it is a great time to start stocking up on the goodies you need for next season. So stop by the Waterfowler.com Online ProShop and see just how much you can save on the best in waterfowling gear through our exclusive member discounts. Member savings are now viewable to anyone who visits the ProShop, so if you have been wondering just how much value there is in becoming a Member of Waterfowler.com, stop by the ProShop and check out just one of the many ways a Waterfowler.com Membership can save you money as you gear up for the coming season. Continue reading

Mother’s day marked the end of the Snow Goose Conservation action here in the US and late season hunters are finally packing up the decoys gear for a very short, four-month off season. With the spring extension closing, waterfowlers across the nation are turning their thoughts and hopes to nesting conditions on the prairie.

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Waterfowler.com would again like to congratulate member Gordon Frost, a.k.a. G.T., as the winner of the Waterfowler.com New Zealand Adventure Sweepstakes. Gordon will soon be off to the magical lands of New Zealand to experience a waterfowling adventure of a life-time – thanks to the fine folks at Frontiers International and New Zealand’s famed Riverview Lodge. Again, please take time to stop by the message forums and congratulate G.T. and wish him safe travels. Continue reading

Rain across much of the breeding ground has put a smile on the collective face of concerned waterfowlers as we enter the crucial portion of the 2003 breeding season for ducks and geese; and one Waterfowler.com member is sure to be grinning from ear to ear.

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While the results of breeding success may be a few months away, the results of our New Zealand Adventure Sweepstakes are in. Please join us in congratulating Gordon, “G.T.” Frost, Jr., of San Diego, CA as the winner of our New Zealand Adventure Sweepstakes. Continue reading

With the end of the Spring Conservation Season drawing near for much of the US, travel is quickly becoming the only option for waterfowlers in need of another fix before the final end of the 2002 – 2003 waterfowl season.

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So, New Zealand anyone?

There is still time to get your name in the hat for Waterfowler.com’s New Zealand Waterfowling Adventure Sweepstakes, but the May 1st deadline is fast approaching so be sure to sign up now. By becoming a Supporting or Web Member before May 1, 2003 you will be automatically entered for a chance to win a Waterfowling Adventure of a lifetime to New Zealand – including round trip airfare! Continue reading

As the spring warm-up continues, the mid-continent population of light geese make a dash for the U.S. Canadian border. Now’s the time for U.S. hunters to either make the crossing or call it a season.

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The new growth of spring continues here at Waterfowler.com. To help with your selection of the latest in waterfowling gear, a new User Review feature has been added to the Waterfowler.com ProShop. With both ratings and reviews from fellow Waterfowler.com users now available in the ProShop, selecting the items you need for next year’s season–at great savings!–is easier than ever. Be sure to stop by the ProShop today and let others know how the gear you take into the field has performed. Continue reading

As the weather across the Midwest rebounds to more spring-like conditions the return migration of light geese is gearing up for its final push into Canada.

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To ease your off-season blues and bring back the great memories of seasons past, Waterfowler.com is pleased to announce the opening our new Photo Gallery. Members may post up to fifty images to share with fellow Waterfowler.com users. Jpeg Images can be uploaded to the gallery directly from your computer along with text captions to suit the images. Be sure to stop by the new Photo Gallery Forum to relive past seasons and put faces and places with your fellow Waterfowler.com Members. Continue reading

As warm weather continues across the Dakotas, the light goose migration is pushing hard toward the U.S. / Canadian border. Spring, it would seem, is here at last. Reports of early wood duck broods are already coming in from some states, and waterfowl of all kinds are abundant throughout much of the breeding grounds.

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As the weather warms and the birds begin the nesting process, spring is dawning all across the country. Spring Cleaning is coming to the WFC ProShop and the deals just keep getting better. We have a slough of new products lined up, and every week the ProShop will be sending out discount coupons as we add more of the best in waterfowling gear. Be sure to keep an eye on your inbox, and don’t forget to update your user profile to ensure you get the latest money saving discounts.

And now, on to the Migration Report.

Hunters across the nation’s upper plains saw a major shift in light goose migration last week as temperatures rose and waters on the prairie began to thaw. The bulk of the spring light goose migration has moved into North Dakota, but their stay stateside may be a short one.

With the mercury rising as far as the upper sixties over the next week in parts of ND, light geese will likely make a strong push into the northern portions of the state and into the southern portions of Canada.

Rain in some areas of the state should result in new sheetwater becoming available and the returning geese may key in on these temporary wetlands. The conditions for hunters can be tough during a fast thaw, with muddy fields and the birds racing to get back to the tundra, but the curtain is not drawn just yet on the Conservation Season of 2005. So get out there and chase the white wave before their retreat takes them beyond the border.

Spring is upon us and the migration of light geese back to their arctic breeding ground is running at full speed, for now. In what is perhaps Old Man Winter’s last gasp, a cold front is scheduled to drive across the Midwest in the coming days, threatening to slow the hasty retreat of snow geese back beyond the northern border of the U.S.

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With Spring comes new growth, and the Waterfowler.com Online ProShop is showing signs of the turning of the season. New items slated for arrival in the Waterfowler.com Online Proshop over the next few weeks include both the full line of Drake Waterfowl System products and the Cutt Down Game Calls. Through a special partnership, these and every item in the ProShop are available to Web Members and Supporting Members of Waterfowler.com at discounted prices. Continue reading