Colorado Goose Hunts

Front Range Guide Service

Your fully guided Colorado goose hunt will take place out of well camouflaged, warm pits, or permanent water blinds. Depending upon conditions, you will be hunting over corn, alfalfa, grass, barley, wheat, or premium water locations all leased exclusively by Front Range Guide Service. All hunts will be decoy hunting only over large spreads of full bodies, silhouettes, floaters and shells often exceeding well over 30+ dozen. We have dozens of different locations to choose from on a daily basis to assure you are in the best spots for optimum opportunities. All locations are in feeding fields or well established flight lines deep in the heart of the wintering grounds. When hunting with us there is no need to worry about the guide shooting your birds, we don't even carry guns and that is very refreshing to the many that have hunted with us in the past. Our never ending attention to detail, equipment, calling and camouflage is second to none! This and our hunting practices will assure big Canadas decoying up close and personal, decoying geese for close range shooting is our priority.

Included:

– Full day guided goose hunt or until a limit is obtained

– Hunts will be conducted out of pit blinds, or permanent blind locations over water

– Experienced guide and decoys

Not included:

– Gratuity (20% total of your price is suggested)

– Shotgun Rental

– Transportation

– Bird Cleaning

Target Species: Canada Geese, Snow Geese

At Front Range Guide Service we run group packages where one lump sum of money is paid for a certain amount of hunters. For this trip if you pay $1600 you could hunt alone or 3 other hunters could come. The max number of hunters is 12 at a flat rate for the group of $3200.

*Suggested gratuity for your guide is 20% of the cost of the hunt.

What to bring:

Although warm camo clothing is not required here at Front Range Guide service we highly suggest it or recommend base colors or camo clothing when hunting at pit blinds or ground blinds. Clothing and layering should be appropriate based on the conditions.

• Hunters must bring their own shotgun (plugs required)
• Shells (preferably three inch two shot but it must be steel)
• Their own provisions of food
• Drinks for a full hunt’s duration.

Are clients dogs allowed?

Clients dogs are more than welcomed here at Front Range Guide Service, but the only condition that we require is the clients dog must hold steady until released to retrieve otherwise it is up to the guides judgment if the dog is allowed to hunt during the guide trip.