Louisiana Canadian geese

1st: I wouldn't


2nd: 190 in Covington near Don's Seafood

Mer Rouge area

I've heard/read that they migratory Canadas used to come through Louisiana in numbers worth targeting back in the 50's and 60's. Crazy how they can bounce back in some flyways in huge numbers but not in others.

Lake Arthur park.

My neighborhood. I could have ran over 15 of them this morning on the way to work.

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I've heard/read that they migratory Canadas used to come through Louisiana in numbers worth targeting back in the 50's and 60's. Crazy how they can bounce back in some flyways in huge numbers but not in others.

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There is a camp of people who attribute that to northern states manipulating their migration

O'Neal lane at the lake by Ochsner Hospital. Evening will be your best chance as they are often at he Lake in Wedgewood feeding in the am.

Good luck. Kill every damn one of them.

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While that is definitely a factor, you can’t neglect to mention how much we have changed agricultural practices in Louisiana too. How much rice production has shifted to sugar cane?

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The crazy part is it only affected the giant Canadas and not the ducks back then

Maybe different size holes in the nets where ducks could get through but not the Canadas

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Canadian

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Exactly, Canadian implies citizenship!

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If you were to book a hunt in Louisiana to specifically target Canadians where would you go ?

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It's Canada Geese, and Louisiana doesn't have a robust wild population of these birds; they're all feral from domestic stock that were introduced into ponds and local lakes over the last 50 years. I'm sure you could whack a few at Woman's Hospital on Airline Highway, just be gone before the cops get there.