We then coordinate the goose and duck hunts accordingly. They identify which roosts are being used and exactly where the birds are in the field. They track and monitor feeding patterns and routes of travel. The waterfowl spotters find, locate and monitor movement of ducks and geese every morning and evening. Our waterfowl guides have more than 75 years of combined waterfowl-hunting experience. We employ the best waterfowl spotters and duck goose guides. Every year is a little different but our duck and goose hunting here in Saskatchewan is always AWESOME! Later in the season brings the giant Canada geese – the flying 747s weighing around 20 pounds, greater Canada geese, mallards and some remaining pintails. Mid-season we will see more snow, Ross and blue geese, as well as more greater Canada geese, gadwalls, pintail and mallards. Clients often rave about how many different species of ducks they harvest in one afternoon of duck hunting.Įarly in the season we see a lot of cackling, lesser and greater Canada geese, white fronts (specklebelly), teal and wigeon. Our waterfowl guides will see almost every North American species of duck and goose over a typical season. We consistently shoot limits throughout the season. The most common question we are asked is “When is the best time for Saskatchewan goose and duck hunting?” The honest answer is “The waterfowl hunting is excellent all season long.” It is more a question of what type of ducks and geese are in the area at a given time period. The action is fast and furious. You can expect a mixed bag of waterfowl with a variety of ducks and geese. We provide two waterfowl hunts a day (except for the last day) – Canada goose or snow goose hunting in the morning and duck hunting in the afternoon. The birds are abundant and the limits generous. We operate our waterfowl hunting season from September 1st through the 3rd week of October. You should not approach Canada geese or feed them.The guided waterfowl hunts at Goose Haven Outfitters are spectacular! Canada offers incredible duck and goose hunting, and our location in west-central Saskatchewan provides some of the best waterfowl hunting in North America. If they feel threatened, Canada geese may aggressively protect their nests and young. Young geese (called goslings) may remain with their parents for their entire first year. They typically have 2 to 8 eggs per nest, with eggs hatching at about 30 days. Their large, cup-shaped nests are made with grasses and other plant material, with an inner lining of down and feathers. They will defend their territories from other geese, wildlife, people and pets.Ĭanada geese nest on the ground. During this time mated pairs will leave the larger flock and create territories of their own. However, if a mate dies, they will seek another goose to mate with. Like some other bird species, they are monogamous, meaning that they mate for life, and pairs remain together throughout the year. Florida Youth Conservation Centers Networkįlorida is home to year-round resident Canada geese, which do not migrate.ĭuring most of the year, Canada geese remain together in large flocks.Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail.Report injured, orphaned or dead manatees.Report fish kills, wildlife emergencies, sightings, etc.

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