Hunt Packages September through October
Includes:
Guides
Hunting transportation to & from field
Decoys, Blinds, Field Scouting
Bird Cleaning Extra
For lodging and other amenities we have access to various quality lodges and restaurants only minutes from camp.
What to Bring:
Essentials (in addition to your regular bird hunting kit)
1. Camouflage – is a must. Advantage Wetlands, Fall Flight, Shadow Grass are all good patterns...
2. White coveralls for snow/speck hunting.
3. Snow/Canada/Speck goose duck calls
4. Face masks... Bring both white, and camouflage facemasks
Average amount of shells used is two boxes per day. Only steel shot used in Saskatchewan “Can arrange to supply shells.
Cooler... If you plan on taking birds home, you must bring a cooler, or make arrangements well in advance so we can purchase one for you. We recommend a large collapsible soft fabric cooler.
Hip Waders
Rain Gear
2nd gun may not be a bad idea
REGULATIONS - Limits in Saskatchewan
* All hunters should familiarize themselves with the waterfowling regulations.
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Bird
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Daily Limits in Saskatchewan
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Possession Limits
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| Ducks |
8 (3 may be pintail)
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16 (6 may be pintail)
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| Dark Geese (Canada, Lesser and Greater; White Fronted) |
8 (3 may be White Fronted Geese)
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16 (10 may be White Fronted)
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| White Geese (Snow or Ross) |
20
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60
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Visitors to Canada can find information on “Canadian Firearm Regulations” at: www.canadianfirearms.com
We strongly encourage firearm pre-registration and processing - call Customs at:
Regina (306) 780 5218 or Saskatoon (306) 975 4755
“Saskatchewan Hunting Regulations” can be found at Sask. Environment's website.
Nestled in the vast Prairie Pothole Region, home to millions of migrating waterfowl, base camp is just 15minutes west of North Battleford Saskatchewan Canada along the North Saskatchewan River. 