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Wyoming Duck Hunt

Wyoming duck hunt at Mountain View Mallards is among the best kept secrets in the duck hunting world. It’s also one of the most beautiful places imaginable for duck hunting in North America. Located in northeastern Wyoming, duck hunts take place on private properties along the Shoshone River, the world-famous Big Horn River and the Clark’s Fork of the Yellow Stone River. In time, Mountain View Mallards will expand to offering waterfowl hunts in Montana nearby, too. Freeze proof hunting waters consist of swiftly moving rivers, hot springs feeding “skinny water” and strategically located dug outs with ice eaters. Nearby high-energy grain fields and invertebrates sustain waterfowl through the season. Mallards and Canada geese predominate the bag. Think fat greenheads and plenty of them, especially later in the season when it seems to be hardly anything besides drake mallards!

The upscale Mountain View Mallard Wyoming duck hunting experience is designed for groups of 2-6 hunters, maximum 12 hunters weekly in camp. Perfect corporate duck hunting retreat. Guests stay about 40 minutes east of Cody, Wyoming. The newly constructed 4,000 square-feet lodge has 6 spacious bedrooms, leather sofas and recliners, huge TV, and wifi. A roaring fireplace is the great room centerpiece, open on both sides for storytelling over toddies. One of the special touches, beds have luxurious down pillows made from waterfowl harvested here. Expect 3 hearty meals daily – full breakfasts, lunches and suppers provided by the lodge chef are a real treat. This is real beef country, too. Dinner specialties include thick ribeyes and succulent prime rib with rib-sticking sides.

Your Wyoming duck hunts are located 5 to 40 minutes away, taking place over both dry fields and water. Thousands of prime acres agriculture and pristine miles of shoreline ensure low hunting pressure, high-quality experiences. Narrow rivers, ponds, hot springs and skinny water keep the shooting in-your-face. Top-of-the-line floater and full body decoys are deployed by highly experienced professional guide staff committed to your complete satisfaction. Leave the waders at home and bring warm boots! Pit blinds, brush blinds and portable tiki hut blinds offer superior concealment; are windproof and fully heated to ensure complete client comfort. December and January are prime time!

While mallards and Canada geese predominate the bag, other species are also available while here duck hunting in Wyoming. Green-winged teal, American wigeon, gadwall, cackling geese, common goldeneyes and, later, the occasional Barrow’s goldeneye are also taken. But who can complain about abundant greenheads?!

Getting to this Wyoming duck hunt is easy. Fly into either Billings, Montana or Cody, Wyoming. Rent car and drive to lodge or arrange for optional airport transfers. Nearby Cody, Wyoming is home to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West (5 amazing museums in one) and other attractions. For your travel convenience, top-shelf semi-auto shotguns and ammo are available at the Mountain View Mallards lodge.

Highly experienced guide staff deliver excellent Wyoming duck hunt at Mountain View Mallards. Upscale meals and accommodations in a part of the US that gets very little hunting pressure but lots of greenheads and Canada geese. December and January are primetime. Contact Matt Schauer at +1 (952) 212-4828, mat@northernskiesoutfitters.com for more information or to reserve your Wyoming duck hunt.

Rates & Dates

Timing

Wyoming duck and goose hunting season dates are generally about mid-November 10 through mid-February, with duck season closing in late January. Primetime is December-January timeframe.

Rates

$2,750 for upscale 3-day Wyoming duck hunt at Mountain View Mallards.

$917 per additional day.

50% deposit at time of reservation. Non-refundable on bookings within 60 days of hunt date. Balance due after final hunt.

Trip Specifics

Included

Wyoming duck hunts include professional waterfowl guide services, 3 chef prepared meals daily, upscale lodging, and professional bird cleaning.

Not Included

Wyoming duck hunt packages do not include Wyoming hunting licenses, federal waterfowl stamp, gratuities, items of a personal nature or getting there.

More Information

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Connect with Mountain View Mallards Wyoming Duck Hunting:

Website www.mountainviewmallards.com

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Duck Season Somewhere Podcast EP 387. Mountain View Mallards (Click to Listen)
The Shoshone River, the world-famous Big Horn River and the Clark’s Fork of the Yellow Stone River make northeast Wyoming special. Especially when it comes to chasing fat greenheads and honkers–and what a view! Noah Miller talks about growing up, hunting experiences, what lead him into guiding waterfowl, and why duck hunting this out-of-the-way corner of Wyoming is unique.

Hunting Licenses – Wyoming Waterfowl Hunting

Wyoming – license, conservation stamp, HIP, federal waterfowl stamp. Available online and local outlets. Daily license available.

Montana – license, conservation and waterfowl stamp, HIP, Federal waterfowl stamp. Available online.

Recommended that you purchase preceding arrival.

Getting There – Wyoming Duck Hunt

Nearest commercial air service is Billings (about 1.75 hours away) and Cody (about 45 minutes away)

Retriever Policy – Wyoming Duck Hunting

Obedient retrievers are welcomed among private groups. Guide-staff have excellent retrievers also.

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Highly experienced guide staff deliver excellent Wyoming duck hunt at Mountain View Mallards. Upscale meals and accommodations in a part of the US that gets very little hunting pressure but lots of greenheads and Canada geese. December and January are primetime. Contact Matt Schauer at +1 (952) 212-4828 or click “book a hunt” (above) for more information or to reserve your Wyoming duck hunt.