Hunters target overpopulated geese | Health+Science

In February, a brown, desolate corn field in South Jersey, Delaware or Maryland can turn instantly into a bustling city of white birds. Giant flocks of snow geese — sometimes up to 20000 birds migrate down from the arctic to winter in the mid-Atlantic. In 2009, wildlife officials are trying to ensure that for many of these birds, this will be their final trip south. WHYY's health and science reporter Kerry Grens tagged along on a snow goose hunting trip. whyy.org
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