Here’s a habitat question that doesn’t seem to get talked about too much…does nobody see a problem with Santee Cooper keeping the river above flood stage for the majority of the spring? I very rarely get a chance to hunt the swamp, but I have a buddy that does and I keep an eye on river levels. I know those birds will disperse, but how many nests are potentially lost to flooding? How does it affect flock hierarchy when those birds disperse?
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