Montana Waterfowl Hunting
Although waterfowl may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about hunting in Montana, it should be! Thousands of ducks and geese congregate in the the many river valleys for a breath taking view and a target rich environment.
Our hunts will be done in layout and A frame style blinds. We will be on fresh fields every day, this helps with not educating the birds as well as getting them close for optimal decoying/shooting. Most days we will be primarily hunting for big Canada geese with a daily limit of 5 geese. There can also be some fantastic duck hunts when the weather and opportunity presents itself.
Honkers-(Dec 3-Jan 31) Ducks-(Dec 3-mid Jan)
Daily hunt package- $300 per person/day (5 person max)
Fully guided waterfowl hunt. Hunters are responsible for: their own transportation to the field or meeting point, lodging, meals, license, shotgun, and ammunition.
Stay and Slay 3 day hunt- $1200 per person (3 person minimum, 5 max)
Fully guided waterfowl hunt and lodging included. Hunters are responsible for: their own transportation to and from the field and lodge, meals, license, shotgun, ammunition, and bird processing.
Platinum Package 3 day hunt- $2100 per person (3 person minimum, 5 max)
Fully guided waterfowl hunt, lodging, meals, airport pickup, transportation and bird cleaning all inclusive. Hunters are responsible for: Hunting license, shotgun, ammunition, and any extra drinks or snacks you may want on your stay.
What to Bring
- Waterproof bibs or pants, waterproof jacket. (white or very light color camo outerwear if possible)
- Warm high top waterproof boots
- Neck warmer or face mask
- Light color camo beanie, and a white beanie.
- Headlamp, knife, and supplies for processing your birds.
- Soft gun case, gun oil, we recommend two boxes of shells per day of at least 3″ BB-3 shot or whatever your personal preference is.
Here are some things to keep in mind while you are packing for your hunt Layout blinds have some storage space behind the back rest for a small bag/coat etc. Layouts provide some protection from the elements but they are by no means “weatherproof.”
