Migration is in full swing across the prairies, and the reports coming from the heart of waterfowl country are encouraging.
Dr. Mike Brasher, DU's Senior Waterfowl Scientist, sits down with John Pollmann, DU Migration Alert Editor, to discuss the latest habitat conditions, migration activity, and hunting success across Prairie Canada and the northern United States.
Good water and strong bird numbers have hunters enjoying consistent success across much of Prairie Canada, while drier conditions on the U.S. prairies have led to more scattered birds and uneven hunting. Mike and John discuss the latest migration activity and what current conditions could mean for hunters farther down the flyway.
Topics Covered
Current habitat and hunting conditions across Prairie Canada
How abundant rainfall improved wetland conditions and waterfowl habitat
Reports of strong migrations of mallards, whitefronts, snow geese, and other species
Why Canadian prairie hunters are experiencing consistent success this fall
Hunting conditions and bird numbers across the U.S. prairies
How weather patterns are influencing migration timing and bird movements
What upcoming cold fronts, snow, and north winds could mean for migration
Why current prairie conditions are good news for hunters farther down the flyway
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