Incredible Biodiversity

Mallards and Pintails

This really is Manitoban duck hunting at its finest. Our entire outfitting territory offers a supreme combination of water and forage, making it a haven for migrating ducks. We consistently encounter the replenishments of a northerly push, which can often reveal swarms of unschooled dabbling ducks. Come experience the unimaginable—if timing is on your side, you can expect to witness a flight of over 10,000 birds. Book your excursion from mid-September to early November, with prominent numbers of pintails usually in the area until early October.

Hunt Details

Mallards & Pintails Season & Limits

Resident and Non-Resident (Canadian): September 1st to December 6th
Foreign Resident (US Citizen / International): September 24th to December 6th
Duck limits are 8 daily and 24 in possession.
Mallard & Pintail hunts are available in the morning or afternoon.
We hunt mallards & pintails from mid-September until early November (pintails are usually around until early 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, corn or peas).
Full body, mallard decoys (mixed with 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.