We’re not here just to guide hunts.

We’re here because we love this game.

The Saskatchewan’s special. It’s proven, providing once in a lifetime hunts. And we’re here, we feel that same anticipation that made us fall in love with waterfowl in the first place — cold mornings, the first call, birds committing to the spread.

While we may be a new outfitter to this area, our guides are seasoned professionals. Years in the field, countless seasons chasing birds, and a deep understanding migration pattern shapes everything we do.

We don’t just want you to have a successful trip. We want you leaving here reminded why you hunt.

Because when it’s done right, it never gets old! - Canada’s Elite Outfitter Crew

Because this is what waterfowl hunting is supposed to feel like.

North Battleford sits in the heart of Saskatchewan’s prairie breeding grounds — a region where waterfowl don’t just pass through, they live, feed, and stage before the southern migration.

Unlike areas that rely solely on birds moving through, this is home territory. Throughout the season, birds concentrate in surrounding wetlands and agricultural fields, creating consistent opportunity and the potential for high-volume days when conditions line up.

This is authentic prairie waterfowl country — wide skies, working fields, and strong numbers of birds.

Species we pursue include:

• Puddle Ducks

• Greater & Lesser Canada Geese

• Specklebellies (White-front Geese)

• Snow Geese

• Sandhill Cranes

If you’re looking for true prairie hunting — where birds are plentiful and the experience is as real as it gets — Saskatchewan delivers.

To book the dates of your choice, make reservations early. We do the booking on our end. Call, text, or email to contact.

A 50% down deposit is required to confirm reservations with the remaining balance due at the end of hunt.

Minimum is 3 days.

$1,000 per day, per person.

For Pricing Specifics:

Please click on “pricing” in the menu bar.

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• Camo Clothing, layered is ideal. Temps average 25 to 60 in Sept. & colder in Oct.

• Waterproof clothing, gloves and warm boots

• 12 ga. Shotgun 3 or 3.5″ (modified or improved)

• Face Mask/Gator

• Camera

• Calls – if you would like to participate please join in with the guide

• Cooler for your birds

In order to bring shotguns into Canada, print out a Non-resident Firearm Declaration form CAFC 909. This form needs to be filled out in triplicate. Do not sign. Wait until you are in front of a custom agent and then sign. Another way is to pre-register by calling 306-975-4755 ext. 2

If you have had any criminal offense, even a DUI, contact Beyond Borders Immigration Consulting Ltd. at 306-599-9295.

You must have a passport.

Before participating in our hunts, we need all hunters to fill out our liability agreement release form. We will provide this upon your arrival.

You must bring your own.

We would recommend you bring two shotguns. One for back up just in case you have a malfunction problems.

Additionally, you will need to register your guns with U.S. Customs in order to bring them back over the border from Canada.

Be sure your gun case is airline approved.

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Licensing & stamps not included.

Coordination however with this will be provided upon arrival.

At this time, transporting harvested birds across the U.S. border is not permitted.

The primary reason is ongoing restrictions related to Avian Influenza (bird flu), which have resulted in cross-border limitations on raw, unprocessed wild game birds.

Additionally, U.S. import regulations through agencies such as Customs and Border Protection and the USDA can prohibit or restrict the transport of whole birds, carcasses, or unprocessed meat from Canada into the United States. Regulations may change at any time depending on disease monitoring and federal policy updates.

For this reason, hunters should plan accordingly and expect that birds will not be transported back across the border.

While current regulations may prevent you from transporting harvested birds back across the U.S. border, you can still preserve your trophy.

We will get give you contact info of trusted local taxidermists in Canada who specialize in waterfowl and can professionally mount your birds.

Once your mount is completed, it can be shipped directly to your home in the United States. Hunters are responsible for taxidermy and shipping costs, but we’re happy to coordinate introductions and help guide you through the process.

If you’re planning to mount a bird, let us know and we’ll make sure everything is handled properly.