White wing migration

[BrokenJ]

Who’s birds have shown up? Few folks I know in south texas say their birds are in. I’m in Sealy, very few if any yet.

[Runnin4D]

It’s early July

[BrokenJ]

Usually here in Sealy by middle to late July and thick by first of august. Kingsville, Freer, Mathis have had their birds move in. Of course their local birds hang around but migratory birds are moving in steady.

[snappertapper]

What you doing in Sealy?

Think I have a dove hunt planned there during the opener.

[Walker]

Never new they migrated. They're in SA year round.

[BrokenJ]

What you doing in Sealy?

Think I have a dove hunt planned there during the opener.

Manage a ranch between sealy and bellville now. Been here a couple years now. You hunted Ww over here before? Pm sent also

[E.TX.BOWHUNTER]

Saw some in Houston county a couple weeks ago. Shocked the heck out of me.

[Hills of Texas]

Ours are always here. Out number the mourning dove by a lot.

[BrokenJ]

Never new they migrated. They're in SA year round.

Here year around as well, but it goes from hundreds to thousands come September October.

[ThisLadyHunts]

While it varies from year to year, i’ve seen fewer dove in Central Texas this year over the years past. Be that as it may, one thing’s for certain: no matter how many dove you see throughout the year, they’ll ALL have checked out by September 1!

[Bdub25]

Ours never leave at the lease in SE Webb Co.

[JACK750]

I was in San Antonio yesterday off 1604 east and I saw a good number of them. That got me all stirred up!!

[Lynn21]

Collards in the panhandle.

[Walker]

Collards in the panhandle.

Corpus is full of them too.

[Artos]

Plenty in the valley & should have babies beating their wings pretty soon...they were thin right after the freeze but have made a big comeback.

I agree some colonies are not migrating like they did decades ago...one of the more dramatic adaptations and come backs in sporting migratory bird history.