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February 13, 2012

By John Yates Special Correspondent The McAlester News-Capital Tue Feb 14, 2012, 05:46 PM CST

McALESTER — Another round of late winter goose hunting is coming for Oklahoma hunters, with another season this year under the Conservation Order Light Goose Season (COLGS).

Basically, it is a special season to reduce the number of light geese, who are doing serious habitat damage to grounds much further north. There has usually been, in recent years, a special season to try and thin their numbers, and thus, the damage they do. Another round of late winter goose hunting is coming for Oklahoma hunters, with another season this year under the Conservation Order Light Goose Season (COLGS).

The COLGS begins Monday, Feb.13, and runs through March 30. For the purpose of the season, light geese are snow, blue, and Ross geese.

John Yates is the news director at McAlester Radio. Contact him at valstarr_hawkwind@yahoo.com.

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