I recently had the opportunity to make a trip to Erie with a couple of coworkers/ friends of mine. We made plans last week and finalized them on Easter.

With March coming in like a lion, my trips to the woods to do some scouting and search for shed antlers had to occur between snow storms. Even so, I was anxious to get out of the house and spend some time in my favorite archery spots from last fall. With snow still on the ground, it wasn’t hard to see where the deer had been spending most of their time.

Being an avid waterfowl hunter I had anxiously been awaiting for March snows. Snow geese that is! Although, unable to connect in PA with any hunting this year, I decided the next best thing to being able to hunt them would be at least to view them, capture some photo opportunities and experience one of the wonders of our natural world. There is no better place to view this phenomena than right here in Pennsylvania at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area located on the Lebanon/Lancaster border.