Waterfowl

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Located in the South Interlake region, birds are plentiful in September through the entire month of October. The zone you will be hunting is known as a popular staging area for both geese and ducks. The heavy agriculture combined with plenty of water make it favourable for the fowl to stay here until freeze-up. We hunt mostly cereal crops, corn and bean fields over large spreads of full body “Big Foot” decoys, “Final Approach” shells and lay-out blinds. You also have the option of getting wet in either Libau or Netley marshes, located at the south basin of Lake Winnipeg (marsh hunts extra). The season opens on September 1st for Canadian residents and September 24th for American residents. We only take on a few groups of waterfowlers per fall, so please call for availability.

What to Expect on Your Waterfowl Hunt:

  • Airport pick-up upon arrival
  • Purchasing of non resident license, available from outfitter
  • Provide your own meals (if flying, we can pick-up groceries on the way to camp from airport)
  • Linens and towels provided
  • Full kitchen with utensils and cookware
  • Light house keeping rules for cabin
  • BBQ grill on porch
  • Up to 3/4 mile walk or ATV ride to decoy set up
  • Setting up decoys and blinds in dark to be ready 1/2 hr before sunrise
  • Cleaning your own game birds (cleaning services available at extra cost, off site)
  • Cleaning / filleting table c/w water at camp
  • Bird breaster tool available for use (keeps wing on for identification)
  • Deep freeze available game birds
  • Dealing with adverse weather conditions
  • Shot gun rental available ($75/day)

 

What to Bring on Your Waterfowl hunt:

  • Shot gun / case
  • Shot shells
  • Daypack / field bag
  • Goose / duck calls
  • House shoes or slippers
  • Cell phone (at least 1 in your group)
  • Waterproof footwear
  • Chest waders for marsh hunts or very wet field conditions
  • 2 sets of camo outerwear (waterproof)
  • Camera
  • Flashlight, headlamp or both
  • Medications / toiletries
  • Thermos
  • Packaging for game birds (eg; zip-lock bags)
  • Coolers for transport of game birds
  • Cold beer, liquor and tobacco available near-by