Saskatchewan goose hunting guide

Saskatchewan Duck & Goose Hunting Guide

Saskatchewan, Canada

Year after year Saskatchewan lives up to its famed nick-name “The Land of the Living Skies.”  The goose hunting, along with the duck hunting in Saskatchewan is tough to beat throughout North America.


Saskatchewan, whose name is derived from the Saskatchewan River meaning “swift flowing river." The area consists of vast acres of rolling grain fields and potholes in the South to dense desolate bush country in the North! Between the 2 areas, there is endless amounts of waterfowl to pursue.


One of our most prime areas has some of the first agriculture that migrating ducks, geese, and cranes will see each fall. This means the birds are HUNGRY, and decoy very well.


Due to the sheer volume of waterfowl, as well as access makes this one of the top destinations in all of North America!


Come waterfowl hunting in Saskatchewan with us, you won't regret the experience.


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Saskatchewan Duck & Goose Hunting Guide

Saskatchewan goose hunting guide

Saskatchewan, Canada

Year after year Saskatchewan lives up to its famed nick-name “The Land of the Living Skies.”  The goose hunting, along with the duck hunting in Saskatchewan is tough to beat throughout North America.


Saskatchewan, whose name is derived from the Saskatchewan River meaning “swift flowing river." The area consists of vast acres of rolling grain fields and potholes in the South to dense desolate bush country in the North! Between the 2 areas, there is endless amounts of waterfowl to pursue.


One of our most prime areas has some of the first agriculture that migrating ducks, geese, and cranes will see each fall. This means the birds are HUNGRY, and decoy very well.


Due to the sheer volume of waterfowl, as well as access makes this one of the top destinations in all of North America!


Come waterfowl hunting in Saskatchewan with us, you won't regret the experience.




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Saskatchewan Goose Hunts

Fall Saskatchewan Waterfowl Hunts


Saskatchewan in the fall is truly something that every waterfowler has to witness, at least once!


Starting in Early September and running through late October, day-in and day-out we strive to provide a world-class waterfowl hunt like no other.


Most of our goose hunts take place in the morning, with duck and crane hunts in the afternoon (depending on the migration).


If limits or near limits of 2 species are reached during the morning hunt most likely we will opt not to hunt the afternoon. Each day we scout, hard, to give you the best opportunities in the field or water. This is one of the keys to waterfowling success in Canada.


Limits:


  • 8 Canada Geese (3 day possession) 
  • 8 Ducks (3 day possession) 
  • 20 Snow geese (no possession) 
  • 5 Sandhill Crane (3 day possession) 


*Shooting hours are one half hour before sunrise to one half hour after sunset!


Saskatchewan Spring Snow Goose Hunts

Spring Snow Goose Hunts in Saskatchewan


This area can be amazing in the spring for snow geese. Why? Well first off, it's one of the last areas that birds can heavily feed before they take off for the tundra. This makes the birds very decoyable at this time.


Second, there's next to no hunting pressure up there. When pressure drops, the hunting success just gets better and our snow goose hunts are proof of that.


A typical spring snow goose hunt takes place in a freshly scouted field. We look for the right feeds that are in not only large numbers, but in the right situation for the following day (weather plays a factor in this).


Since there is a limit in Saskatchewan in the spring, we typically only hunt the mornings (unless they don't play nice). Then we will get after them again, if needed.


We scout hard and hunt hard and this is what our clients have come to expect!


Spring Limit:


  • 20 snow geese