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Anderson: Conditions promising for ducks, pheasants

  • Article by: DENNIS ANDERSON , Star Tribune
  • Updated: May 31, 2012 - 8:05 PM

If the weather is wet enough for ducks yet dry enough for pheasants during June breeding season, the region's bird hunters might be in luck.

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tawserMay. 31, 12 9:30 PM

This is such good news! I just love to kill ducks and phesants.

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bluewing49Jun. 1, 12 1:18 PM

Dennis, Dennis, Dennis! I don't know where you have been driving in the western part of the State but I see things a lot different! What I have seen isn't good, did you see what took place last fall once the crops came out? The waterfowl need more than just water for raising a brood. Were lacking nesting cover, one of the key elements for raising ducks and pheasants.

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recker2312Jun. 2, 1210:21 AM

There is no such thing as a temporary wetland in minnesota. The water runs off into a drainage ditch within days where in the dakotas it it there until it evaporates. Minnesota is a lost cause.

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