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| Waterfowl Sounds |
Waterfowl Hunting
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- Geese fly in V formation. The flapping of wings of
one goose creates an uplift for the goose
immediately following. Flying in V formation adds at
least 71% greater flying range, than if each goose
flew alone. When the goose in front gets tired,
another goose will take over the front position.
Geese will honk to encourage those up front to
keep up their speed.
Retreived From http://www.fws.gov
