Fall Saskatchewan Waterfowl Hunts
- Hunting
- Saskatchewan, Canada
- License Required
Hosted by Duck Creek Outfitters
- Since 2025
- Licensed
About this trip
Experience Saskatchewan’s fall migration with Duck Creek Outfitters. From September through early November, vast grain fields, wetlands, and open prairie attract impressive numbers of mallards, Canada geese, snow geese, and sandhill cranes, creating outstanding opportunities for fast-paced mixed-bag waterfowl hunting.
Our experienced guides scout daily and adjust each group’s field or water setup according to current bird movement and conditions. Whether your group is focused on mallards, geese, cranes, or a traditional mixed-bag hunt, every effort is made to position you for the best available opportunity.
Duck Creek welcomes groups of varying sizes, from small hunting parties to larger private-lodge groups. Packages include comfortable lodge accommodations, meals, guides, transportation between the lodge and the field, blinds, decoys, and full-service camp hospitality. Depending on the selected package, shotgun use, ammunition, and bird cleaning may also be included.
Most fall hunts are offered as four-day packages. Guests arrive at camp the evening before the first hunt and depart after the fourth morning hunt.
Contact Duck Creek Outfitters for current package pricing and availability.
Target species
What's included
- Animal cleaning
- Lodging
- Meals
- Gun rentals
- Ammo
Amenities
Things to know
- Hunters must obtain required Saskatchewan and migratory bird licenses before the trip when possible.
- Airfare, ground transportation to and from the airport, licensing, and guide gratuities are not included.
- Guide gratuities are recommended at 10–15% or more.
- Passports are required for travel to Canada, and hunters bringing firearms must complete the required non-resident firearm declaration process.
- A $150 processing fee applies for birds not taken home.
Lodging
Location
Saskatchewan, Canada
Exact meeting location is shared after booking.