Pierre, S.D.  Earlier in the week, South Dakota and North Dakota wildlife officials said good numbers of both geese and ducks still were in the states. But cold, wintry weather conditions similar to those in Minnesota were expected to push the birds har

In the Devils Lake area of North Dakota on Tuesday, biologists reported “tens of thousands” of snow geese, but colder weather since then likely has altered their abundance. Counts at Sand Lake National Wildlife Refuge in northeastern South Dakota earlier in the week indicated about 3,000 Canada geese staging there, along with about 8,500 snow […]

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