Question 1

How much does a hunt cost?

Accepted Answer

$400 per hunter per day. Each booking is for at least 4 hunters, and we take up to 14 hunters per day in total. The booking calendar shows your exact price before you pay.

Question 2

How do deposits work?

Accepted Answer

A 50% deposit is due when you book and is non-refundable. The balance is due on or before the morning of your hunt. Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay are accepted online, with a 2% card surcharge shown before you pay; we also take checks and Venmo/Zelle.

Question 3

When can I book?

Accepted Answer

Online booking covers hunt dates from September 1 through the last day of dark goose season in northeastern Colorado. Pick one day or several in a row on the calendar.

Question 4

What if the weather is bad or the birds aren't flying?

Accepted Answer

Deposits are non-refundable, but if weather or bird conditions force us to postpone, your deposit transfers to a new date this season or next. You can also reschedule if you contact us at least two weeks before your hunt.

Question 5

Do I sign anything?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The group leader signs our hunt agreement and liability waiver online during booking. Each additional hunter signs on the morning of the hunt.

Question 6

Where do we hunt?

Accepted Answer

We lease over twenty of the most prestigious properties in Northern Colorado, all exclusive private ground along the Front Range. We scout our fields daily and rotate hunters through each field to keep the birds in the area.

Question 7

What kind of blinds do you use?

Accepted Answer

Most hunting is done in dry fields out of pit blinds. Duck hunts also use spacious open-water blinds with boat hides.

Question 8

What is included?

Accepted Answer

Every hunt includes a professional guide, blinds or pits, a retriever where safe, and our decoy spread of over 1,000 taxidermied real geese (mounted birds). On open water we use goose floater decoys, and on ice hunts over frozen water, goose shell decoys. Bird cleaning may be arranged.

Question 9

When is the season?

Accepted Answer

Goose migration through our area starts in mid-November and continues through February. Duck season runs in two splits from mid-October through January. Exact dates follow Colorado Parks & Wildlife regulations each year.

Question 10

What licenses do I need?

Accepted Answer

Each hunter needs a Colorado small game license with the state waterfowl stamp, a signed federal duck stamp, and HIP registration. Licenses are available from Colorado Parks & Wildlife.

Question 11

Is gratuity included?

Accepted Answer

No. Guide gratuity is not included in the hunt price; 20% is customary in Colorado.

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