This adventure is in southern Alberta where the outfitter operates one of the largest waterfowl concessions in Alberta giving them a vast area to operate across with access to hundreds of large private farms that grow thousands of acres of peas and mixed cereal crops. This area also has an abundance of potholes along with man-made reservoirs which stage millions of migrating waterfowl in the fall and spring.
The region has a large variety of waterfowl to include mallards, pintails, widgeon and most of the other puddle duck species, along with some of the best canada and snow goose hunting in all of Alberta.
From the early hunts in September through the peak migrations in November and December, you won't find a better place with a greater abundance of birds or more variety. If you've ever wanted to experience a tornado with thousands of mallard ducks landing at your feet or giant canada geese locked up from hundreds of yards away, floating into your spread, then this is the place for you.
LODGING
The lodge is a beautiful, four-bedroom lodge (double occupancy for groups of 8) with a large kitchen and dining area. After the hunt, come back to a delicious home cooked meal and relax in the large TV room.
MEALS
The meals are excellent three course meals all prepared by a professional cook. Roast or steak dinners and an assortment of other delicious meals will top off your exciting day of hunting. You won't ever leave the table hungry.
GETTING THERE
Clients will fly into Calgary international airport (YYC) where they will have to rent a vehicle and drive two-and-a-half hours to the lodge.
WHAT TO BRING:
Shotgun
Steel or Non-toxic shells maximum 200 rounds can be imported (Shells are available for purchase)
Warm camouflage clothing
Waterproof boots
Gloves
Sunglasses
Cooler to bring back birds
*IT WILL DEPEND ON CANADIAN AND US CUSTOMS IF BIRDS CAN BE TAKEN BACK TO THE UNITED STATES DUE TO THE ON GOING AVIAN FLU PROBLEM
FIREARMS
Outfitter does have firearms to rent or you can bring your own. You will need to register your firearm at Canadian Customs for a fee of $35 Canadian dollars for form that holds 3 firearms. (Handguns are strictly prohibited from Canada) We suggest you download and fill out the Non-resident Firearm Declaration form (don't sign) prior to arrival. They will charge you when they process your form at the border.
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