The natural junction of the wetlands and the mixed wooded region creates a popular flyway for migrating waterfowl which allows this region to be considered the Bird Capital of Canada.
These guys are Mossyoak approved. They have been on TV 94 times.
Within a 60 mile (100km) radius of McLennan, Alberta on Kimiwan Lake in the heart of the Peace Country is the area you’ll be hunting. McLennan is surrounded by agriculture and the wheat, barley and pea crops provide the ideal setting and nutrients needed for the migrating ducks and geese. All this makes for very rich and diverse bird communities currently listing 233 species seen within 15 kms of Kimiwan lake. Migrating waterfowl are naive about decoys and blinds as they enter the Peace Country, which is where their migration begins to enter active hunting zones.
This outfitter has made McLennan their home base for ten years, they’ve developed good working relationships with the farmers in the area who welcome hunters due to the tremendous impact this many migrating geese and ducks have on their crops.
Canada Goose Huntng at its Finest!
3 Days of Waterfowl Hunting (5 shoots) $2,750 per hunter (+5% GST)
6 Days of Waterfowl Hunting (11 shoots) $4,950 per hunter (+5% GST)
This hunt includes: Accommodations at local B&B w/ double occupancy; Continental breakfast; lunch & dinner at lodge; Airport Transfer; Soft drinks, Coffee & Sandwiches in the field; Shells; Bird Processing; Hunting License & Waterfowl Stamps.
*50% non-refundable deposit required
This is a world-class waterfowl hunt. They will put you on the birds, with a limit of 8 ducks and 8 geese per day.
- Over 30 years of waterfowl guiding experience
- Top of the line equipment
- Great accommodations
- Access to the best waterfowl hunting fields
- Hundreds of thousands of migrating waterfowl
- Master Champion hunting dogs
- World-class team that focuses on YOU
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“The hunts were nothing short of incredible. Limits of ducks and geese bagged from our comfortable lay out blinds over the dry pea fields. We saw some big mule deer bucks, bald eagles, river otters and whitetail deer (not to mention thousands of ducks and geese).”
Steve M. – Tennessee
