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Posted By:
Mike-Gorsett
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07-23-2010 15:49
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Had to stop in the middle of the second busiest road (and almost was rear-ended)in Sioux Falls this morning to let a momma hen and her 8 ducklings cross the road.
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Posted By:
MarshMan1
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SE South Dakota
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07-22-2010 14:32
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Here in the Mitchell area we received 4 inches of rain last night in alittle over an hour. Enough rain already, everything is flooded. I have been out a few times when it hasn't been raining and we have water an ducks everywhere. Drove down a county road west of town with water on both side of the road and there were hundreds of ducks and ducklings. There were so many ducks in fact there were quite a few road kills. I had to slow down and stop so they could get off the road. North of town it is the same every low spot seems to have water and ducks in it. It is going to take alot of scouting this fall to stay on the ducks
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Posted By:
MarshMan1
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SE south dakota
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06-13-2010 10:13
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It has been raining pretty much non stop since the first of June. Here in Mitchell we have had 7 inches so far and it is only the 13th of the month. If every duck pond wasn't full, they are now. Last night the 12th Interstate 90 was closed west of town because water was running over the top of the interstate. Never seen that before. My only concern with all this water is how many nest it flooded out. I think the geese were just abount done nesting but I wonder if the ducks and pheasants won't take a hit.
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