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Doug Leier North Dakota's early Canada goose season has been around for more than a decade and has gone through many evolution's since it started in 1999. The big change this year is that hunters of all ages, both resident and nonresident, will for the first time need a special license. It's a...

By Jason Mitchell The early Canada goose seasons that are now available to hunters across the Country creates some tremendous opportunities for waterfowl hunters. A number of states, which now have nuisance seasons or early resident goose hunting opportunities, stretch from the Midwest to...

With Jason Mitchell The formation of the decoy spread and how the pocket is positioned contributes tremendously to how birds approach and drop into the spread. Hunters as a rule worry about or place a heavy emphasis on many details that aren't nearly as important as the shape and size of the...

By Chad "diver_sniper" Haabala Ahhh Spring time. It's wonderful isn't it? The birds are coming back, the kids are able to play in the yard again without getting frostbitten, Gramps can finally get back on that lawn mower that's been teasing him for months now. But if you're like me, there's...

By Chris Hustad My phone rang late last summer and my good friend Lyle Sinner was on the other end. His call was straight to the point, "Hey Chris, are you interested in heading to Montana to goose hunt?" While it took all of about 2 seconds for me to decide, my decision was an obvious YES...

By Chris Hustad This goose hunting tips article is almost a decade old but not much has changed since. Resident Canada goose populations have exploded in recent years. It's like night and day comparing the amount of Canada's I witnessed last year to 5 years ago in my favorite areas. As a...