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Seasonal Waterfowl Reports
 

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Waterfowl Report for March 5, 2008
 

 
 

NORTHEAST

Ft. Gibson:  Lake level is 2.18 ft. above normal. Habitat condition is fair.  Due to the extreme high water through the summer and early fall the vegetation is in poor shape. Their are some agricultural crops in the area. Goose numbers are low. Hunting activity is low, with low success.

Webber Falls:  Lake level is 2.73 ft. above normal. Habitat condition is fair, with smartweed, barnyardgrass, bidens, cut soybeans, corn, milo in area and wheat in area. Goose numbers are low. Hunting activity is low, with low success


 


 

 

Status Summary of Waterfowl Development Areas

Planning an outing? Here's the weather

Responsible waterfowl hunters and the U.S. Department of the Interior have been working together for years in gathering information about waterfowl movements and natural histories. One of the ways they have been doing this is through reporting of harvested birds with leg-bands. Here is an easy way for you to help. When you bring to bag a teal, duck, goose or any migratory bird with a leg band, call 1-800-327-BAND or report over the internet to www.pwrc.usgs.gov/bbl. A certificate of appreciation will be sent to all hunters who report the bands.