INFORMATION FOR YOUR HUNT
All hunts are 1⁄2 day (approx. 6 – 8 hours) which allows for scouting and preparing the next day’s hunt; hunts may occur morning, mid-day or afternoon depending on winds, tides and bird patterns. These hunts are mostly farm (field) hunts from blinds.
TRAVELING FROM UNITED-STATES
- You need a Quebec or Ontario Non-Resident Hunting License; depending on Province to be hunted; for spring season you need a last year’s Canadian Wildlife Habitat Conservation Stamp
- International hunters transporting firearms into Canada will need to fill out a firearm declaration and pay a $25 CAD fee at Customs; having the form filled out prior to crossing the border will save you time at Customs; forms can be obtained on the internet at:www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/form-formulaire/pdfs/5589-eng.pdf
- Make sure to bring your state / province small game hunting license or hunter certification; one of the two is required to get a Quebec or Ontario small game hunting license
RECOMMENDED GEAR – WHAT TO BRING
- Waterproof Waterfowl Hunting Clothing (weather appropriate; can range from winter to warm spring)
- Shot gun & steel shot (12 ga. or 10 ga. 3” or 31⁄2” w/ shot size 2,1 or BB)
- Very Larger coolers for game (to bring birds home)
- Rubber knee boots for the field and Chest Waders for the water
- Gore-Tex jacket & pants
- Camera for the memories
What’s included
- Knowledgeable Staff, Guide & dog (if needed)
- Decoys, Blinds, E-Caller, White Suits (if needed)
- Any Other Necessary Equipment
