Specklebelly GPS Tracking

Wow man that's unreal. 30 miles offshore! A speck! Crazy

Idk what is more amazing. The fact that she took a flight that far off shore or the part where she flew over MS and then Baton Rouge to do it?!

This is awesome!!!

Thanks for sharing OP!

Where did you find that article?

That's awesome. Sounds like she may have stopped on Otis2's lease between Bonita and Oak Grove.

Y'all need to plug into the goose hunting loop.

I started joining different facebook groups. Texas Goose Hunting Past and Present is a good one. Specklebelly Goose Callers is another good one.

I created a group called Louisiana Goose Hunters, but it hasn't taken off yet. We got about 10 members, but I'm the omly one who posts anything in it.

I'll join you lol

ETA: you weren't lying when you said you were the only one who posted

That's pretty neat. Doesn't surprise me that much on the northward flight - pintails and other birds previously have been tracked moving from South LA marsh to Southeast Arkansas rice fields. The movement over the gulf is something I never would have considered, especially from a speck. I do know where 15 years ago we would kill a few specks a season in SE Arkansas I know of blinds that kill upwards of 150+ a season now on top of their ducks. They have followed the rice.

Friend of mine shot a mallard a few years back who had a GPS backpack on. He sent it in and they sent him a replica for the mount. She was flying from Avoyelles to Stuttgart daily for two weeks before she was shot.

She probably heard my calling at her in Cheneyville and said "Screw listening to this racket, I am GTFO of here"

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I started out as a kid going to El Campo and Eagle Lake, TX with my dad.

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My mom is from El Campo.