WeAreDuckHunters

November 10th, 2010
Dearest Waterfowler,

It is our goal at We Are Duck Hunters to provide our users with the most up to date and accurate waterfowl migration statistics on the web. Everyday, we analyze weather patterns and bird counts in staging areas to give you the most accurate reports available. While we combine analyst reports from around North America on a regular basis, occasionally our team identifies worthwhile fronts and patterns that will most likely result in widespread success. Please pay attention to the featured article, as WADH is forecasting a potential arctic blast with extensive potential affects for waterfowlers.

You Heard it Here First

Currently, we are watching the first real potential for a United States and Canada arctic blast/major waterfowl migration push form over Central Siberia... Wait did they just say Siberia!?! That's right, we said Siberia... The mass of cold air is expected to head east and then south (through Canada and into the US), shocking staged ducks in Canada and the northern third of the United States into a mass migration. If everything goes according to plan, waterfowl hunters will be scrambling to take off work and get their "late season" jacket and waders out of the attic.

Simply put, the cold air is expected to collide with unusually warm air out of the southeast, creating severe snow and blizzard like conditions for the northern third of the Mississippi, Central, and possibly the Atlantic Flyway. The cold front is expected to hit the northern portion of the Central and Mississippi Flyway sometime in the 3rd week of November.

Cold front/arctic blast that could shock the ducks and send hunters scrambling...

In general, we are watching cold air develop over Siberia that is expected to make its way eastward over the next week, with powerful jet streams moving the arctic blast into Canada and then south into the central portion of the United States.

Potential for major migration over the Central and Mississippi Flyway, where cold air could clash with unusually warm air building in the east, has a possibility of creating extremely favorable conditions.

For those trying to understand what exactly the storm means, WADH is predicting for the first major migration to unfold the weekend and week leading up to Thanksgiving. Realistically, strong winds and blizzard like conditions will unfold in multiple flyways.

I hope this warmed your heart!

i haven't, but if its true, centex might actually see a bird or two!

I have not either



What are you thinking???

i'm not.... i'm sorry. it was more wishing if that makes it any better

With the number of birds that are here where i am at, it wouldnt surprise me. They know something is coming. Never seen birds here before and they are here.

yep got that email too

Never gotten one either but sounds like some promising news maybe.

That would be nice. Not sure whats up this year but we have not seen the amount of birds we normally see this time of the year in Fannin county.

No, but thanks for passing it on.

Yep, here is their photographic evidence of a weather map of Siberia. Don't have a clue what I'm looking at...

Ive been running on skunks ..so hurry up and get here birds! Sound good to me!

What you are seeing there is some VERY cold air. There is a pressure system out Noerthwest that will be pushing said cold air down. Hopefully some rain will be picked up before then, it not it will just be a cold spell and ducks passing North Texas by.

You might feel more convinced if you look at the forecast lows beginning tomorrow for Rapid City SD.

http://www.accuweather.com/us/sd/rapid-city/57701/forecast-month.asp

That's always been a barometer for me of what to expect over the next week or so. Then look at the Hi/Low beginning on the 17th. That will close many smaller bodies of water and start a good push South, IMO.

The VERY cold air is at the top of the picture looks like its moving slow though

I'll believe it when I see it.

.........you and me both....most likely just more hyped up BS.

What are you talking about. I am smoking 15 min limits daily on area "wetlands."

Cappy, yes, I am a member and got that email too.

Hmm, might need this thread to be a sticky so we can see how accurate the email is.

So, did this deal Peter out or is it still developing?

Well, I was in the deer stand on Sat, morning and a couple guys decided to duck instead. It was non-stop shooting for 20 minutes and they were done thank goodness due to WWIII going on 1/2 mile away. All green-wing teal though! Hundreds of them. Guess it is still September in places.

Here is the latest.

http://www.weareduckhunters.com/snow-wind-migration/