It’s February. You’re sick of deer hunting. Your rabbit dogs are dead tired. The woods are too wet to squirrel hunt. Turkey hunting is more than a month away. It is way too cold to fish — besides the bass boat is still in storage.
Yet there is a clawing yearn to hunt something, to get outdoors again out from under the hot air furnace, honey-do chores and real work. So what options are left? How about a goose hunt? I’ll admit right up front I am not a goose hunter. I know what a Canada looks like and a snow goose. I had no idea what the light-goose category included.
I noticed this year that Mississippi has a Light Goose Conservation Order listed on its 2009-10 hunting season cards for Feb. 1-5 and Feb. 8-March 31. Since it piqued my interest, I was sure other hunters would want to know more. So I did some research.
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