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Neat, yet concerning for south Louisiana Goose chasers, graphic I came across yesterday. Don’t know if you have to follow these guys on the gram to see it or not.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CUTqZruDAvu ... =copy_link

Thanks for sharing, had seen it portrayed elsewhere in recent memory but not lately. Certainly clear that as much as we like to talk about how it "always was", you realize that really everything is constantly in flux. Its really just a matter of your position within that period as to what your perception might be.

Deltaman wrote:Darren, Glad you and Johnny got to finish the season on a high note with Rick

Me too, did us just right from all angles of the experience.

Wanted to denote here that the relatively well documented increase in green wings taken in teal season across south Louisiana (seemed) to correlate to an increase in green wings across the areas I hunt........and ultimately the highest count of green wings harvested since I began keeping my log in 2002.

Yeppers, we were all the way up to 5 green-wings last September. ("4" if you'd not caught my accounting error that last day.) Making theirs a 1/66.something ratio with blue-wings.

Speaking of my accounting foibles, I can recall being quite surprised by how low the ratio actually was when I finally started logging by species in 2007. 2007-2013 are still locked in a frozen hard drive, but going back to September of 2014 this was, in fact, my parties' green-wing blue ribbon winner