Now is the time to climb into a duck blind, as migrant waterfowl have moved into the state.
The DNR's weekly waterfowl migration report (see link below) says hunter success has remained fair to good across the state, though hunters in the south did especially well last weekend.
The report says that with cooler temperatures and favorable winds, the outlook for this weekend is excellent as good numbers of migrant ducks move in from Canada.
See the full report at:
http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/recreation/hunting/waterfowl/weekly_migration.pdf
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