What To Expect
Our Saskatchewan upland-bird hunting takes place on both Crown and private land spread throughout our seemingly endless allocated hunting area. The habitat varies from rolling prairie, old farmsteads, sandy hills, slough bottoms, jack pine forest and meadows.
The hunting is generally easy walking but hunters still need to be in decent shape. If you prefer, bring your own hunting dogs to our dog-friendly lodge. We primarily target ruffed, spruce and sharp-tailed grouse. Saskatchewan’s liberal limits offer a potential to shoot more than 20 birds a day.
Sample Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival Day:
Enjoy settling into the comfortable and beautiful lakefront or riverfront lodge. Accommodations include Wi-Fi, cable TV (and a hot tub at Lakeside lodge).
- Enjoy a delicious meal prepared by Chef Craig (Riverside) or Chef Lori (Lakeside)
- Welcome speech before or after supper by Lance and Emily
- Hunter meetings with your guide to go over details of your hunt, such as departure time, dog handling, what to expect as well as answer your questions about the hunt
Day 2:
- Breakfast prepared by the chef
- Pack snacks put out by the chef
- Time to shower, get dressed and meet your guide
- Morning: Hunt for 4 hours
- Return to lodge for lunch and down time
- Afternoon: Hunt for 4 hours
- After hunt day, arrive to back at lodge, wash and prepare to relax for the evening
- Dinner
- Your guide will clean your birds and prepare any trophies for you to take home
Days 3: Repeated schedule as Day 2
Days 4: Hunt/Departure Day
- Breakfast
- Morning hunt only: 4 hours
- Return to lodge for lunch
- Pack up. Your guide will help you load and label your meat and trophies for the trip home.
- Depart for Saskatoon or Edmonton
