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Canada Goose

A trip to Birdtail Waterfowl isn’t complete without experiencing our outstanding Canada goose hunting. Encounter swarms in numbers too high to count, making memorable goose hunts a big part of your experience at any time of the season.

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Hunt Details

Goose Hunting Season & Limits

  • Resident and Non-Resident (Canadian): September 1st to December 6th
  • Foreign Resident (US Citizen / International): September 24th to December 6th
  • Dark Goose limits are 5 daily and 15 in possession (includes Greater/Lesser Canada geese & Specklebellies)
  • Goose hunts are ‘morning only’ for the first half of our season.
  • All day Dark Goose hunting is available on the second Monday in October.
  • We hunt Canada geese from mid-September until early November.
  • Legal shooting times are ½ hour before sunrise to ½ hour after sunset.
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Hunt Departure

  • Guests will meet their guide at the change house.
  • Morning departures can be from 4:15 a.m. to 5:30 a.m. Afternoon departures can be from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
  • Departure times will vary based on season and travel times. Guides will confirm departure times before each hunt.
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Hunt Logistics & Set-Up

  • Guests are transported to and from the field in crew cab trucks with enclosed trailers.
  • Hunting groups are 4 to 5 guests with one guide for the morning hunt and one guide for the afternoon hunt.
  • Hunts take place in pre-scouted fields (wheat, barley, oats or peas).
  • Full body, DOA Canada Goose decoys, and mobile blinds with natural cover are used.
  • We do not use coffin style layout blinds.
  • Guests help with decoy and blind set-up.
  • Guides manage the hunt and call the shots.
  • Morning hunts will usually conclude around 11:00 a.m., afternoon hunts will conclude prior to sunset.
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