What to expect

We meet well before shooting light at a location we confirm with you the evening before your hunt. Your guide gets you settled into the pit or blind, and the spread is already set. Most hunts run until the group limits out or the birds stop working, typically late morning.

What to bring

Shotgun and plenty of non-toxic shells
Warm, layered clothing in dark or field-appropriate camo; Front Range mornings are cold
Waterproof boots
Your licenses and stamps
Snacks, water and a thermos of coffee

Licenses and regulations

Each hunter needs a Colorado small game license with the state waterfowl stamp, a signed federal duck stamp, and HIP registration. Buy licenses from Colorado Parks & Wildlife. Bag and possession limits are listed on each hunt page.

Where to stay

Most of our hunters stay in Greeley or Windsor, about an hour from Denver International Airport. Ask us for current recommendations.