Incredible Biodiversity

Snow Goose

Snow geese, blue geese, and Ross’s geese are a common trio that often overwhelms various tracts during our early and mid-season. Our guides are keyed into their fickle flight patterns, and ready to take full advantage when flights of over 15,000 begin to leapfrog from field to field. It’s rare to have a season without periods of exceptional snow goose hunting, which is something you won’t want to miss.

Hunt Details

Snow Goose Hunting Season & Limits

Resident and Non-Resident (Canadian): September 1st to December 6th.
Foreign Resident (US Citizen / International): September 17th to December 6th.
White Geese limits are 50 daily with no possession (includes Snow, Blue & Ross’s Geese).
All day White Geese hunting is available.
We hunt snow geese from mid-September until mid-October.
Legal shooting times are ½ hour before sunrise to ½ hour after sunset.

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.

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, Final Approach Snow Goose decoys (mixed with Canada 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.