GREATER CANADAS vs. LESSER CANADAS EXPLAINED! - Ep #2 Field Facts with Forrest

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  • Опубликовано: 3 май 2020
  • If you hunt Canadas, get out your note pad and sharpen your pencil because we are breaking it down in this episode! This is 45 minutes of straight Canada Goose knowledge. From migration routes to hunting styles, we cover it all!
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  • @curtmuffley2995
    @curtmuffley2995 4 года назад +4

    I plan on watching this video a 100 more times. Lots of really good info. Thanks Forrest and Dive Bomb.

  • @mark_s6044
    @mark_s6044 4 года назад

    Keep the videos coming! This is absolutely the most informative video series out there. Thank you for the content.

  • @DangerrZonee0708
    @DangerrZonee0708 4 года назад

    Wow! Forrest this was incredible. I want to take what you said and scribe it into stone. I have a feeling I’m going to watch this video about once a week until the season gets here. Then I’ll be watching it twice a week! Awesome calling!

  • @DangerrZonee0708
    @DangerrZonee0708 3 года назад +2

    One of the best videos I have watched. Helped me a ton on figuring out how to decoy greater geese. Came to comment after listening to the last Dive Bomb Squadcast with Hunter Grounds.

  • @SomewhereInWisconsin
    @SomewhereInWisconsin 4 года назад

    Awesome stuff. Thanks for sharing and taking the time to out this together.

  • @Graemeljones
    @Graemeljones 4 года назад

    Wow. What brilliant video and what a great asset of having Forrest joining divebomb industries we only have the big Canada’s down our way and I’ve learnt a lot of this video in the way of setting up my Silos. Thanks again Forrest.

  • @RobbyBigtime
    @RobbyBigtime 2 года назад

    Do this long enough you forget alot of the basics! Great video and lots of useful tips and many reminders!! Thanks guys!

  • @tateknapp6086
    @tateknapp6086 4 года назад +3

    One of the best descriptive videos I’ve seen. Great job, keep it up.

  • @jbweld6193
    @jbweld6193 3 года назад

    This is extremely methodical and very informative.. instant subscriber!

  • @johnathondyson140
    @johnathondyson140 4 года назад +2

    By far the best hunting tips on hunting geese.

  • @shaunmccooeye2617
    @shaunmccooeye2617 4 года назад +2

    definitely a great learning tool from beginners to a seasoned veteran awesome job!

    • @divebombsquad
      @divebombsquad  4 года назад +1

      Thank you, Shaun!!! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

  • @flatriveroutdoors8340
    @flatriveroutdoors8340 4 года назад +3

    👍👍 good stuff! Very informative 👏

  • @taylorhowerton8268
    @taylorhowerton8268 4 года назад +1

    Love it!!! Keep the videos Ike this coming!!

  • @quackiller12
    @quackiller12 4 года назад +1

    shot a white ring around the neck aleutian in texas a few years ago when they used to come down to the texas coastal rice prarie

  • @SpecklebellyHQ
    @SpecklebellyHQ 4 года назад

    Cant wait for your take on Specks... killing it Divebomb & Forrest.

  • @georgeharper6034
    @georgeharper6034 4 года назад +1

    I use to hunt the Upper Peninsula Michagan and we shot quite a few very small geese about 2 pounds. Very high pitched sound and even mounted one. Also when I hunted Horicon Marsh in Wisconsin. Always saw 3 sizes of geese. We called them Giants, Standard (lesser) and Cacklers. Shot mostly the Standard. You could also tell the difference in pitch. Disagree that you don't see Cacklers in the Mississippi Flyway. Never saw the Cacklers in Indiana though.

  • @ericweber7707
    @ericweber7707 4 года назад

    Very detailed oriented video thanks for sharing.

  • @jamessnyder9382
    @jamessnyder9382 4 года назад

    Loving these videos

  • @blairbaltus8384
    @blairbaltus8384 4 года назад

    Gret video and great reference to my friend David Coleman on the Eastern Shore we have harvested different types of lessers and I do believe some cacklers have been harvested once again great video

  • @tylerbush7400
    @tylerbush7400 4 года назад +1

    Great info! Thanks Forrest!

    • @divebombsquad
      @divebombsquad  4 года назад

      Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it!!!

  • @johnchristie1423
    @johnchristie1423 10 месяцев назад

    Bill length separates the different between the sub-species. Yes Cackler's do go through Manitoba via Churchill swing down off the bay

  • @lousassle9655
    @lousassle9655 3 года назад

    If I could call like that I wouldn't need decoys!!!
    Another great video

  • @kylemckinley7092
    @kylemckinley7092 2 года назад

    Very informative video 👍

  • @avansolkema
    @avansolkema 4 года назад

    Fantastic breakdown on hunting method for a novice like myself. Thanks so much for taking the time. Please do one on Ducks next? Really appreciate it man.

  • @cornbread144
    @cornbread144 9 месяцев назад

    I thought a Canada goose was a Canada goose , never knew… those pictures of the cacklers look completely different than our Canadas here in Michigan

  • @ethanhalstead2666
    @ethanhalstead2666 4 года назад

    I always like hunting greaters and they’re fairly easy to decoy. Me and my dad will go out and set anywhere between 6 and 100 decoys and often kill limits without calling once.

  • @PP-nr4xj
    @PP-nr4xj 4 года назад

    how does this only have 72 views? Good description of lessers vs greaters!

  • @joshuacroberts
    @joshuacroberts 4 года назад

    Thank you Forrest! What calls are you using? Incredible calling so have a hunch it’s not the 20$ call I have lol

  • @sds205t
    @sds205t 3 года назад

    I live in Veneta Oregon which is about 8 miles west of Eugene and we get thousands upon thousands of Cackler’s here in the Willamette Valley. And they come down like a tornado funnel when they land in these Grassfield. And they’re in groups of thousands. I know you said that lessers final down like a tornado.But here in Willamette Valley cacklers or basically the main goose to be hunted. And they are very very leery and hard to hunt. I would say more so than the Canadian honkers

  • @EpicN1GHTMAR3
    @EpicN1GHTMAR3 4 года назад

    Good tips forsure

  • @keithzufelt604
    @keithzufelt604 2 года назад

    Great video. Thanks, Forrest. One typo to take care of. Arctic, not Artic. Easy mistake and does not take away from a fine video

  • @dougmccoy1260
    @dougmccoy1260 3 года назад

    I live in the Willamette valley in Oregon. This is the wintering area for the cacklers. I see hunters trying to use honker tactics for cacklers and they rarely shoot any cacks. The geese live on green grass and winter wheat. They want to be in the middle of the field where there is no cover. Many times we have to put decoys 70 to 80 yds out because they don't want to go near brush or cover. They are very wary and circle many times. We have to take them on the swing or the fly-by. Many times a 50yd shot is a close shot. There is no good camo that is fresh green grass color. There is no driving on muddy sloppy farmers fields with standing water. Big shot in big guns and calling. Cacks are a challenge, they have a thousand fields to choose from that are all the same, blow the out and then find out where they went.

  • @alexbabillis4600
    @alexbabillis4600 4 года назад

    Good stuff

  • @billysilva6388
    @billysilva6388 9 месяцев назад

    Us on the Westcoast break our geese down into 3 groups. Big boys, true lessers, and squeaker's.

  • @jasonfoley1968
    @jasonfoley1968 4 года назад +1

    How would you set a spread in west Texas hunting lessers, snows, and specks flying together?

    • @divebombsquad
      @divebombsquad  4 года назад +1

      I’ll definitely cover that in a later episode!

  • @oliverkimmick5894
    @oliverkimmick5894 4 года назад

    I’m in central Colorado and we honestly have a pretty even mix of all three we get quite a few cacklers

    • @divebombsquad
      @divebombsquad  4 года назад +1

      Really?? I’ve been hunting geese in Colorado for twenty years and haven’t killed a cackler! Tons of lessers, but never a cackler. That’s sweet!

    • @oliverkimmick5894
      @oliverkimmick5894 4 года назад

      Dive Bomb Industries it’s not a crazy amount but we get quite a few and bye love the decoys and vidjas keep up the killer work

  • @sds205t
    @sds205t 3 года назад

    What brand call are you using on the greater

  • @lousassle9655
    @lousassle9655 3 года назад

    Great video!!!
    Any videos of actual spreads in the fields?

    • @divebombsquad
      @divebombsquad  3 года назад +1

      Yes sir, check out our Death from Below video series!

    • @lousassle9655
      @lousassle9655 3 года назад

      @@divebombsquad I'm subscribed there. Thought you might have some more instructional videos

  • @ryanherigstad4726
    @ryanherigstad4726 2 года назад

    what is the plane for? Illegal scouting?

  • @lucasdion4783
    @lucasdion4783 4 года назад +1

    unfortunately we don't have anything but giant canadas in the northeast, but a lot of what you explained in this video seemed to make sense. One thing I seemed to agree with is smaller spreads. If I ever get the opportunity to hunt else where I'll definitely take these tips for lessers and cacklers into consideration.

  • @nayelicoello2543
    @nayelicoello2543 4 года назад

    Q bonitas cazerias amigos

  • @johnlovell1739
    @johnlovell1739 2 года назад

    Good to know I always thought cacklers and lessers were the same

  • @sds205t
    @sds205t 3 года назад

    The green goose call

  • @lucas.likes.fishing
    @lucas.likes.fishing 2 года назад

    Good gosh my mans sounds like four different guys calling

  • @billysilva6388
    @billysilva6388 9 месяцев назад

    Big geese like to land outside or into bigger gabs in spreads. They like to land outside and walk into the spread. Little geese are greedy little pigs. They will jump to the thinks or the body of the spread.

  • @garretschukis8610
    @garretschukis8610 4 года назад +1

    Come to Oregon We can put you on more cacklers then you can handle

    • @divebombsquad
      @divebombsquad  4 года назад

      We love challenges like that!!!

    • @garretschukis8610
      @garretschukis8610 4 года назад

      Here in Oregon the socks don’t work to well we pack the decoys tight foot apart and mix in full body’s looks the birds here pile in a group inches apart we create a ball like them and it works wonders even if we don’t get the big flocks the little groups of 20 or so drop no issue

  • @nickb8618
    @nickb8618 2 года назад

    Bunching up decoys for honkers is no bueno. They don’t like it. Honkers have huge wingspans so they don’t bunch up they keep about a 6’ gap between birds. Btw I’ve killed a ton of birds with my og Olt A-50 flute and a big river. You will never see me hunting with a short reed and a lot of guys that blow short reeds have a tendency to over call

  • @billysilva6388
    @billysilva6388 9 месяцев назад

    I've killed hundreds of Cacklers. My group of guys I hunt with hunt Cackler every year.

  • @Skylerwells3
    @Skylerwells3 2 года назад

    Gift me 1 dozen lesser Canadian 1 dozen speck sillouette I live up in ak will be used on tv show