Saskatchewan Super Combo-Cranes, Ducks, Geese, Sharptails and Huns

The ultimate prairie mixed-bag hunt.  Southwest Saskatchewan is a bird hunter’s dream come true.  Where perfect timing, diverse habitats, thriving bird populations, and peak migration align. It is known for its flourishing populations of Hungarian partridge and sharp-tailed grouse, as well as its reputation as a waterfowl mecca.

In a single day, you can go from setting decoys for cranes and geese at sunrise to chasing upland birds across expansive grasslands. Hunting parties are intentionally kept small, with a maximum of six to eight participants, which allows for a more personalized experience.

Located in the heart of the Central Flyway staging area, the waterfowl hunting here is nothing short of spectacular. Opportunities range from classic pothole duck hunts to field shoots targeting geese and cranes, delivering constant variety and excitement.

Upland hunts are conducted two hunters per guide, working behind well-trained pointing dogs. The outfitter’s seasoned dog team includes Brittany Spaniels, English Pointers, and Labrador Retrievers, offering a balanced combination of pointing, flushing, and retrieving. These dogs are in the field an average of 250 days a year, training and hunting across both Canada and the U.S.

The landscape itself is an ecosystem of grain fields, coulees, aspen stands, sloughs, abandoned farmsteads, and hedgerows. Prime habitat that supports an abundance of game birds. Waterfowl hunts target ducks, geese, and sandhill cranes, conducted over water or in grain fields from shared blinds.

Few destinations offer this level of diversity, volume, and quality. This isn’t just a hunt, it’s some of the best wingshooting in North America.