The Grind | Minnesota Duck and Goose Hunts
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The Wait Is Over..... The SD Early Season Hunts Are Some Of The Best!
We know the pain of not getting your gun powder therapy for months. We understand and we can help! September Early Goose in South Dakota is a great time to get your fix from months of waiting and yearning to pull the trigger and watch a giant canada fall from the sky.
Have you ever wanted to hunt in the Central Flyway? A Flyway that is home to a huge percentage of North America’s waterfowl. That is exactly what you can experience with an Early South Dakota Goose Hunt in September. The local population of birds will not disappoint.
The majority of our early season hunts will take place in fields. For our hide, we use Tanglefree Flight Series layout blinds. These blinds are durable, easy to hide, and the best part, they are so comfortable, top notch product. In early season there is a chance that crops are still in the fields, and we could be in standing corn, or utilize panel blinds. The spread is far from disappointing with our life like full body Dakota Decoys, and our incredible new system tanglefree silhouettes. These help get the geese to melt into the spread for you to take’em! We have the equipment to make your hunt as successful as possible.What to bring
-Guns with plugs in
-License printed off and on you during your hunt
-Ammo: 4-6 boxes per person. (We recommend 3” 2, 1 or BB)
-Sept. Hunts Bug Spray is recommended
-Face mask, face paint or face net for concealment
-All your warmest, most waterproof camo or dark clothing and good warm boots!
-Google Maps on your Phone, (Iphone GPS app will not work with the Pins we send)
-Waders Sarah will inform you if needed before your hunt
-Coolers for transportation of the meat home with you.
-Bring knives for dressing your birds
-2.5 gal Ziploc Bags for your meat (Note one wing must stay attached while transporting)
-Game Tag and fine tip sharpie marker (each bag needs a tag with the the following information)
NamePhone #AddressMN DRN #Date Shot# of birds and Species
