Despite recent snowstorms, it won’t be long until the spring snow goose migration arrives in the Upper Midwest, with snows, blues, and Ross’ geese of the midcontinent flock moving through western Minnesota and across the eastern Dakotas.
When the hundreds of thousands of adult birds that lead the push north to their breeding grounds do get here, waterfowl hunters will meet them as they have for nearly 25 years for the special federally authorized season.
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