About the Area - Saskatchewan Canada Duck
Hunting
Some of the most enduring images of Saskatchewan are
endless fields of golden wheat waving in a gentle breeze, stoic
grain elevators, and modest, welcoming communities where the pace
of life leaves time for living. And even though times change and
people come and go, one true thing endures: the Saskatchewan
prairie's soul.
Saskatchewan is located in the heart of North America. To the
east and west are the Canadian provinces of Manitoba and Alberta.
To the south it borders the American states of Montana and North
Dakota. To the north are Canada's Northwest Territories and
Nunavut. More than a quarter million square miles in size,
its population of about one million is only one-third that of
Mississippi and nearly half its residents lives among the cities of
Saskatoon and Regina.
Saskatchewan's people are its heart and soul - warm, friendly
and deeply connected to the land. Whether you visit for an
afternoon or stay for a month, the inevitable sense of calm will
envelop you, the wide open skies will awaken you to a world of
possibilities, and the spirit of the people will leave a profound
and lasting impression.
Sometimes Saskatchewan's giant sky is alive: It starts with a
sound off in the distance; was that a duck or a goose calling out?
Wait, it sounds like more than one. Within seconds, the first
V-shaped flock appears, the hard-working followers forming two
giant lines behind a determined leader. Then another flock, and
each successive flock appears larger than the last. Maybe you
get goose bumps when you realize what you're seeing. The sky has
filled with birds for as far as the eye can see. During the
spring and fall migrations, both residents and those birds passing
through find Saskatchewan's habitat to be a perfect gathering place
or refueling stop. For avid waterfowlers, few experiences
compare to the spectacle. Except maybe Saskatchewan Canada duck
hunting.
Related Links - Saskatchewan Canada Duck
Hunting
Saskatchewan Canada Hunting Regulations
Canadian Non-Resident Firearm Declaration
Canadian GST Refunds for Visitors
Certification of Registration for Personal Effects
Taken Abroad (Form 4457)
Compare to other Canada waterfowl hunting packages: Alberta Canada Duck Hunts,
Manitoba Canada Duck
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Quebec Canada Goose Hunts
Game Bird License Info - Saskatchewan Canada Duck
Hunt
A Federal Migratory Game Bird Permit, a Saskatchewan Game Bird
Licence and a Wildlife Habitat Certificate are required to hunt
waterfowl in Saskatchewan, Canada.
- Wildlife Habitat Certificate $10.79
- Migratory Game Bird Permit $17.85
- Non-resident Game Bird License $113.83
Bird Limits - Saskatchewan Canada Duck
Hunt
- Geese 8 per day
- Ducks: 8 per day
- Snows: 20 per day
- Possession limits 16 dark geese, 16 ducks, 30 snow
geese.
- Only 3 pintails are allowed in the daily bag limit of 8
ducks
- Only 3 white-fronted geese are allowed in the daily bag limit
of 8 geese.
Retriever Policy - Saskatchewan Canada Duck
Hunt
Properly trained retrievers are always welcome, but they
must be well managed so as not to negatively impact the hunting.
Retrievers are welcome in hotel but will
incur $15/night pet fee at owner's expense.
Bird Processing - Saskatchewan Canada Duck
Hunt
Bird Cleaning is NOT included in the cost of the Saskatchewan
Canada Duck Hunt package. Per-bird cleaning fees are $2.
Birds may be breasted or picked. We strongly suggest bringing
ice chests large enough to ensure proper care of birds. Ice
chests may be purchased in town.
USFWS statutes regarding transportation of migratory game birds
are carefully followed:
- All sport-taken migratory birds imported into the US via Canada
must have 1 fully feathered wing attached to the carcass (Head and
Feet do not count). No other types or forms of migratory
birds will be allowed into the US, no sausage or processed
meat.
- All imports into the US of sport-taken migratory birds may only
be imported by the person who hunted them. A hunter cannot give the
birds to another person to take into the US on their behalf.
- Birds, geese, or cranes intended for taxidermy can only be
imported into the US when accompanied by a US migratory bird
import/export permit.
- All illegal birds and/or meat is subject to seizure and
fines.
Contact us for more information
about Saskatchewan Canada duck hunt.