Snow geese opens today.

[MichelD]

Does anyone know where the snow geese hang out this time of year?

Are there any back in BC yet?

Did some never leave?

[eagle eye]

Few still around but most are south of the border.Fraser estuary is the
Main staging area before they head north.

[silveragent]

During the week I saw them flying above Richmond. Not sure if those ones ever left. I didn't go out today though and probably won't until after weekend.

[MichelD]

Thanks guys!

[silveragent]

Was out yesterday and today. Yesterday I saw no sign of snowies at all from the Fraser islands.

Today I saw scattered flocks rise up from Ladner and head to Richmond across the Fraser. Unfortunately, not where I was. I got a Canada today though. A nice 12 lber.

[dru88]

Thinking about heading out to the Brunswick tomorrow morning anyone know if they are around that area at all.

[silveragent]

Did you get out? See anything?

[Would Rather Be Fishing]

I took the kids out to Brunswick for a "walk" yesterday morning.... didn't see a single goose in 1h

[dru88]

Sorry guys the weekend ended up getting away from me and I never got out. Maybe this coming weekend or maybe try my luck at some brant.

[tigger]

Spent both an early morning and evening near Brunswick having a look, lots (a lot, many, tons) of ducks and a handful of swans but not a goose in sight. Hope others have had better luck.

[MB_Boy]

Saw a first for me in the 13 years I have lived in the neighborhood. Saw a few snows mixed in with the resident Canada crap machines while walking the dog down around Kits Point in Vancouver.

[bogman]

I live on the small Lake in Oliver, there's been 2 snows mixes in with the few hundred Canada's that return to the lake most evenings. Over the years that I hunted them at the coast we quite often saw the odd one mixed in

[silveragent]

I potted a snowie once that was mixed in with a flight of Canadas at Brunswick. At first I held up because at the time Canadas were not in season but then I noticed flying third in line in the V was a lone snowie keeping up with its larger cousins. They circled my snowie spread as if wanted to deliver the outlier back to its brethren and I nailed it without touching a feather of the Canadas. The Canadas then flew off without any panic at all.