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    100 mile house

    Well I decided this year to donate some time towards finding geese in 100 mile. If I had to choose one word to describe my season I would choose the word Fail. We have gotten a few ducks but no luck with even seeing geese. So to anyone who may know the area can you please point me in the right direction.
    What time of the season is best?
    I've been hunting around a few marshy/small lakes close to my cabin at deka, but I feel like there aren't that many passing through the area. Do they stick more to the valleys and lower areas while heading south?

    Thanks for any comments or tips. This is my first year hunting for waterfowl so no tip is too rudimentary for me.
    Chris

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    Re: 100 mile house

    I haven't hunted geese for 9 years but when I did it took lots of scouting. I would drive around and find where they are feeding during the day and get permission to set up in that field the next morning before daylight. You would then get one crack at the flock before it moved to another field. Then its scout again finding another flock feeding. I don't hunt on water because thats their roost. Shoot at them while roosting and they move out of the area all together.
    Finding them somewhere and sneaking in to jump-shoot was a futile attempt for me. Too many guards watching everything. I have crawled for a 100 yards on all 4's trying to get close enough for a shot to look up and see them all flying away.
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    Re: 100 mile house

    Well that kind of confirms what I was thinking. I usually tag out on a mule deer pretty early on, so I figured this year I would try for waterfowl for the remainder of the season. Thanks for the input

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    Re: 100 mile house

    45 yrs. ago we had a good goose shoot in some fields up around Canim L.

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    Re: 100 mile house

    I lived at Buffalo Lake some yr. ago, I'm sure there are still lots of Geese around there .
    "Hunting" is selective harvesting of organically grown, free ranging meat, achieved by placing a good bullet in a vital spot. !!!

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    Re: 100 mile house

    Thanks for the replies guys. The only question I still have is what time of the season does the majority of the migration take place? Is it mostly done by now?
    Thanks again
    chris

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    Re: 100 mile house

    Check out the fly way out west of 108 mile lots of bird hunting there

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    Re: 100 mile house

    what tigrr said...
    if you want to slay mad honkers.
    If you want to enjoy the cold wet weather, then just keep at er the hard way.
    It will take a layout blind and lots of deeks.
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    Unions and beacon is what I fry the liver in with a coating of flower on the liver ,,I eat the tong,,the hart,, its very good eating......

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