GUIDED CANADA GOOSE HUNTING

OPPORTUNITES AWAIT

During peak migration Colorado's Front Range can hold upwards of 250,000 birds consisting of several sub-species of Canadas.  The first migrants to arrive are the Short Grass Prairie Goose or Lessers that announce their presence in large noisy flocks around mid-November.  The majority of the wintering flock will consist of the High Line Canadas that will average around 8 lbs, these normally arrive in December and will be bolstered by Greater Canadas from Montana and Canadian Provinces later in the month and into January.  Colorado hunters can be fortunate enough to also experience a reverse migration in February, as thousands of geese return from the southern half of the nation making things brand new.

Your hunt will take place out of well camouflaged,warm pits,or permanent water blinds. Depending upon conditions,you will be hunting over corn,alfalfa,grass,barley,wheat,or premium water locations over large spreads of Bigfoot full bodies,real geese silhouettes, floaters and Avery Sleeper shells often exceeding well over 20+ dozen.We have over a dozen different locations to choose from on a daily basis to assure you are in the best spots for optimum opportunities. All locations are on well established flight lines deep in the heart of the wintering grounds. Our never ending attention to detail,equipment,calling and camouflage is second to none! This and our hunting practices will assure big Canadas decoying up close and personal,decoying geese for close range shooting is our priority. Book today for the ultimate goose hunting experience with Front Range Guide Service of Colorado.