It’s a start

[bruno1]

Been a bit slow here on Long Island but after the cold temps seems it pushed some birds down from up north. Quick 1.5 hour shoot in some nasty fog

[DoubleDose]

I don't duck/goose hunt, so curious to know how you tell the difference between Canada geese from "up north" versus the ones that live on LI year round?

[suburbanfarmer]

  On 12/31/2022 at 11:38 PM, DoubleDose said:

I don't duck/goose hunt, so curious to know how you tell the difference between Canada geese from "up north" versus the ones that live on LI year round?

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Doesnt matter whether its the locals or the ones migrating. The same rules/limit apply

[Versatile_Hunter]

  On 1/1/2023 at 12:01 AM, suburbanfarmer said:

Doesnt matter whether its the locals or the ones migrating. The same rules/limit apply

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  On 12/31/2022 at 11:38 PM, DoubleDose said:

I don't duck/goose hunt, so curious to know how you tell the difference between Canada geese from "up north" versus the ones that live on LI year round?

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The local birds wised up in September. The migrating birds come in to decoys. 

[bruno1]

  On 12/31/2022 at 11:38 PM, DoubleDose said:

I don't duck/goose hunt, so curious to know how you tell the difference between Canada geese from "up north" versus the ones that live on LI year round?

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@Versatile_Hunterpretty much summed it up in one sentence. Local birds, around here anyways, tend to be at schools and golf courses etc. I won’t even guide for a September trip because IF they come in you get one shot at them and then they’re gone. Since I guide everyday I definitely see a lot more birds hitting our fields after a front passes through