A Typical Waterfowl Hunt Day

...early to bed...early to rise

Early Morning:
Please expect to be up early, our days start at 4:30 a.m. with coffee and a light meal. The morning goose and duck hunt is exhilarating. Tens of thousands of Snow geese along with Canada's and Specks make there way to nearby fields. Numerous varieties of ducks including Mallards and Pintails fill the skies from early September to late October providing some awesome hunting opportunities. By 6:00 a.m. we are set up in the field. We have designed our own Snow Goose chairs to allow for comfort and accuracy when shooting snow geese. We use low profile Avery and Final Approach blinds for our Canada setups.

Late Morning:
We will be back at camp around 10:30 to share some of the morning hunting stories. We eat lunch at 11:30 after that you can relax or return a few calls to home. We have a phone on site for your use. Cell phone and Blackberry coverage as well. We recommend you take a short nap as the days are long. Around 2:00 p.m. we set off for the afternoon set up and hunt.

Late Afternoon:
If you haven't already reached your daily limit, the late afternoon evenings are spent field hunting and pass shooting Snow Geese, ducks or Sand Hill Cranes. Hunting for Dark Geese is restricted to morning only.

If you have reached your snow geese and or duck limit we can go for Upland birds (ie. Sharp tailed grouse or Hungarian Partridge). Sand Hill Cranes are also an option if you up for a little adventure.

After the evening hunt you will return to your accommodations for your evening meal and wind down from a busy but rewarding day of hunting.