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Letter From The Outfitter: September 1, 2010
Dear Hunters,
The 2010 hunting season is here! The 2010 fall Saskatchewan waterfowl hunting season should be a record breaker. Reports are that this is the third best snow goose hatch on record as well as a record duck hatch across the Saskatchewan prairie. The Canada goose and Speckle belly populations are way up too. Water levels across the provice are high as well. in addition to the waterfowl h8unting, the upland bird numbers in our region are very strong as well. Across the board everything is lining up for an excleent hunting season.
For more details about our fantastic Saskatchewan guided hunts, please contact outfitter Dave Ciani today at 605-578-1222!
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2010 Saskatchewan Waterfowl and Upland Bird Hunting |
At High Prairie Outfitters we specialize in World Class Waterfowl and Upland Bird Hunting in Saskatchewan, Canada! We have a huge geographical area which allows us to offer the hunt that best suits your needs. For the 2009 fall hunting season we are offering a Special 3 Day Waterfowl / Upland Bird Combo Hunting Adventure! This is an All Inclusive Hunt set up for field hunting ducks and geese in the morning and walking the Saskatchewan prairies for sharptails and huns in the afternoon. The secret is finally getting out that the prairies of Saskatchewan hold some of the finest upland bird hunting opportunities in North America! We can also accommodate a strictly Upland Bird Hunt for your group as well. Our dogs are professionally trained and work as hard as we do to ensure you of a hunt to remember!
Please call for pricing on our 3 Day and 6 Day Hunt Packages as pricing is based on group size and length of stay. High Prairie Outfitters CO., John Woodson @ 312-259-0794 or Dave Ciani @ 605-578-1222.
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 | It could be described only as a sky full of geese. All across the prairie horizon, birds were flowing in rivulets, brooks, streams and rivers. The geese were flooding in from the north, with sunlight flashing on their wingtips as they set out for the fields. The morning flight had begun. We lay prostrate in our field blinds, mesmerized, paying silent homage to the spectacle. Then 50 snow geese broke off and bored in, their high-pitched yelps growing louder as they circled the decoys in ever-tightening spirals. Several birds hovered looking for an opening, and then dropped straight in and landed. At the precise moment the main group was out front, the call came: "Take 'em, boys!" Please click here to read the rest of the article. |
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