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Waterfowl migration report for Dec. 24

The Christmas Eve waterfowl migration report from Avery Outdoors Pro-Staff member David Rearick:

Location: Mercer, Pa.

Weather: Cold, but with a warm front on the horizon. Things are starting to thaw out again today with the help of a steady rain.

Snow cover: None, all of it melted over the last few days.

Water conditions: High, what isn’t frozen is well above normal levels, and with the incoming rain, they should reach flood stage in some areas.

Feeding conditions: Good, lots of corns and beans in the cut fields.

Species and numbers: Fair numbers of Canada geese and low numbers of ducks.

Migrations: Not much moving through at this time, everything that has pushed has passed over us.

Season stage: Late season

Hunting report: The season just re-opened and it has been slow to say the least. With temps in the single digits things have been sitting tight.

Gossip: Birds in the area, but they are very limited in when they fly and where they go. Makes good days and bad days for those out hunting.

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