Get Started Today – Find a Saskatchewan Hunting Outfitter Water Plus Feed Equals Waterfowl Everywhere When waterfowl hunters from outside of Saskatchewan first arrive, they often mention just how much prime waterfowl territory there is. Within a 10 minute drive of the airport you can quickly begin to observe wide open agricultural fields rich in wheat, barley and field peas. Roosting water and day water can be found in all directions providing the two most important elements, water and food, that waterfowl need for a major stopover during their migration. Because of such widespread availabilit ..read more

Get Started Today – Find a Saskatchewan Hunting Outfitter Wide-Open Spaces When we say wide-open, we mean you can scan the horizon with your binoculars without spotting any other decoy spreads. From the right vantage point you will likely be able to see numerous flocks of birds feeding in fields, migrating inbound, loafing on day ponds. Seemingly the entire countryside is yours. It’s a wonderful feeling. On your early morning drive to the field, expect dark gravel roads, a farm yard light every mile or two, and few other buildings or landmarks. Fortunately, your guide knows the way to the fiel ..read more

Get Started Today – Find a Whitetail Deer Outfitter Rugged Terrain People who are familiar with southern Saskatchewan are familiar with our wide-open spaces, endless views of endless horizons. For deer hunters, your destination is further north, after the wide-open fields transition to the boreal forest of the northern half of our province. The land is covered with trees, brush, rocks, and most of our 100,000 lakes and rivers. But good news, your guides know this country, every dirt road, every pathway. When out hunting, you may be the only human around for miles in any direction. No worries ..read more

Get Started Today – Find a Moose Outfitter Never-Ending Scenery Northern Saskatchewan is wilderness in the truest sense of the word. If you haven’t been here, you will have a tough time understanding and even if you live here, you will have a tough time describing the rugged, tough, beautiful, never-ending scenery of Saskatchewan. You are likely to see more animals than people. Make sure you have plenty of memory on your phone or camera. You’re going to use it up. It’s a place where the panoramic image of your mobile phone is going to get used a lot. Rugged Terrain People who are familiar with ..read more

Get Started Today – Find a Black Bear Outfitter Two Seasons to Choose Saskatchewan offers two black bear hunting seasons, spring and fall. Some consider the spring the easier season. Black bears have recently come out of hibernation and are ravenously putting back on the body weight they lost over winter. That can make these very cautious animals a little less cautious around the bait barrels. It can also make confrontations between bears more common as they compete for access to the free food supply. The later in the season that you hunt, the less these situations are present, and bears have ..read more

Find an Outfitter More Birds Than you can Count Try and count them. We dare you! From just before sunrise, until the hunt is done, it will be impossible to count how many birds you saw from your hunting blind. Ducks will swarm you, Canada Geese will announce their arrival with a sequence of honks and an average flock of snow geese is usually numbered in the thousands. From your blind, it may seem that you barely have time to reload before the next flight of birds is upon you. The Saskatchewan “Prairie Pot Hole Region” has been referred to as the worlds greatest duck factory. Beyond an ample su ..read more

Find an Outfitter Big Bear, Big Bodies Size matters when hunting for a black bear trophy. Of course, it does. Nobody listens to tales about a dog-sized black bear they travelled thousands of miles to hunt. Sitting in your stand on the first day of your Saskatchewan hunt, layered up with clothing to protect against the chill, you don’t pull the trigger on that little boar that stops broadside in your shooting lane. Sure, you lift your gun or bow and train the crosshairs on the vitals, just for practice. Practice in aiming and practice in moving slowly and quietly, but you know there are bigger ..read more

Find an Outfitter Big Deer, Big Bodies, Big Racks Size matters when hunting for a whitetail deer trophy. Of course, it does. Nobody listens to tales about a spike buck they travelled to hunt. Sitting in your stand on the first day of your Saskatchewan hunt, layered up with clothing to protect against the winter chill, you don’t pull the trigger on that little buck that stops broadside in your shooting lane. Sure, you lift your gun or bow and train crosshairs on the vitals, just for practice. But you know there are bigger deer in the woods around you. You have a score in mind. And your patience ..read more

Get Started Today – Find a Saskatchewan Hunting Outfitter Water Plus Feed Equals Waterfowl Everywhere When waterfowl hunters from outside of Saskatchewan first arrive, they often mention just how much prime waterfowl territory there is. Within a 10 minute drive of the airport you can quickly begin to observe wide open agricultural fields rich in wheat, barley and field peas. Roosting water and day water can be found in all directions providing the two most important elements, water and food, that waterfowl need for a major stopover during their migration. Because of such widespread availabilit ..read more

Get Started Today – Find a Saskatchewan Hunting Outfitter Wide-Open Spaces When we say wide-open, we mean you can scan the horizon with your binoculars without spotting any other decoy spreads. From the right vantage point you will likely be able to see numerous flocks of birds feeding in fields, migrating inbound, loafing on day ponds. Seemingly the entire countryside is yours. It’s a wonderful feeling. On your early morning drive to the field, expect dark gravel roads, a farm yard light every mile or two, and few other buildings or landmarks. Fortunately, your guide knows the way to the fiel ..read more