640 acres of private waterfowl hunts. Green timber and open field hunting. Mostly mallards with a few wood and teal ducks mixed in. Many blinds with easy access. 4 wheeler would be needed.
Green timber hunt in bottomland hardwoods. Comfortable lodging, meals, and beverages included. You bring your hunting gear and ammo. Kids, spouses and dogs welcomed.
Been doing this for ~10 years and, as you can see, have moderate to great success. This is a different type of waterfowl hunt in the MS flyway than most get to do- usually kill a few bands a season.
Come hunt in the Duck Capital of the world on 12 private flooded rice and bean fields or flooded timber. I am a former guide and Prostaff member for Echo Calls.
Up to 5 days Full access to 50 acres of flooded timber with 2 blind choices as well as 2 pit locations.
Real Florida Everglades Duck hunt
Airboat ride to and through the Florida Everglades to hunt Mottled, teal, ringers to name a few.
Hunting for ducks and/or geese in west central Missouri. Several private properties with pit blinds over flooded crop.
Need to knock American Black Duck off the bucket list? Hunt private land that produces a lot of black ducks. In your face Small pond hunting. In an area where black duck winter every year
Hunt small rivers and adjacent swamps that are teeming with mostly wood ducks and receive little hunting pressure
Our season begins hunting in October on Green Bay targeting blue bills, redheads, canvasbacks, goldeneyes and buffleheads. Our (long tail/old squaw) and scoter hunts are on lake Michigan.
Hunt the fall migration in Saskatchewan. Watch hundreds of thousands birds take to the sky. Hunting over decoys or pass shooting. Also upland birds too.
Early Season Canada Goose hunts. We generally do quite well during the 3 week early goose season in MN. We have access to over 2000 acres of private fields and plenty of water around to hold birds.
Nebraska Central Flyway Waterfowl Hunt...warm pit blinds 200 yards from the middle of a bend on the Missouri River. Lots of Canada’s and Mallards.