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Hunting Reports

For those who want to stay informed, we provide our most recent hunting reports below. They offer an unfiltered daily look as our season unfolds. These reports are widely followed not only by our hunters but also by the larger snow goose hunting community. Whether the hunting is exceptional, challenging, or somewhere in between,we provide honest assessments based on firsthand experience. If you’re looking for real, unvarnished reporting on your upcoming hunt, snow goose migration, and field conditions, our reports are the perfect resource.

Beyond keeping hunters updated, our reports can serve as a research tool for those considering booking a hunt with us. We’ve been documenting our hunts since 2008. The most recent seasons offer the best understanding of our operation, but even older reports provide a historical perspective of the successes and challenges of snow goose hunting.

 

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In addition to the hunting reports. We post on our Facebook and Instagram pages year-round, allowing fellow hunters to follow our adventures both in and outside of the season. If that is of interest, you can follow us here: Facebook and Instagram. Whether through social media or our hunting reports, we invite you to experience the thrill of the hunt with us.

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March 2 – The End!

In the sometimes‑pouring rain, three hunters shot 7. Curt said they actually saw a pretty fair number of geese, especially considering the conditions. This afternoon we pulled the spread, but we let it sit for a while to dry out. Sometime in the next few days I’ll put together a full recap of the season. … Read More

Feb 28 – Spring Snow Goose Hunting Report

A banger of a day to wrap up the second‑to‑last hunt. After a week of slow to average shooting, things finally picked back up. High field finished with 60 snows, low field had 14, and the daily average landed at 40.2 birds per field. Tomorrow is the last day of the season. Now for the … Read More

Feb 27 – Spring Snow Goose Hunting Report

Another foggy morning with very little wind. There was definitely a migration push today, and with similar weather in the forecast, I’d expect another one tomorrow. Our best field shot 40 snows, and our lowest shot 6. The 40‑bird field saw a lot of traffic; the 6‑bird field hardly saw any. Tomorrow will be the … Read More

Feb 26, 2026 – Average Hunting

Today most of the fields landed in the teens or twenties, with the exception of our high and low fields. The high field finished with 30, and the low field scratched out 2. All the fields saw plenty of birds except the 2‑bird field, which had very limited visibility thanks to a pretty foggy start … Read More

Feb 24, 2026 – Snow Goose Hunting Report

Today was better than yesterday, but the birds still weren’t interested in doing much. A steady south wind and they just sat and fed all day. Sooner or later they’re going to have to move, and we’re hoping that’s tomorrow because the last three days have been slow. Our best field shot 24, and the … Read More

Feb 22, 2026 – Super Slow Day

  Today was our first truly slow day of the year. Our high field scratched out 26, but the rest ranged from 5 down to zero. I always say a season has peaks and valleys, and up to now we’ve been living in the peaks. The last three days proved that—some groups did really well, … Read More

Feb 20 Spring Snow Goose Hunting Report

The weather shift slowed things down today. Not terrible—just more in line with an average year. Our best field shot 32 snows, and the slowest finished with 8. That was the only group in the single digits, and we still ended up with a 19.7‑bird average. Solidly average day. Back home, Denise said they picked … Read More

Feb 17, 2026

Super Special Day. Days like this don’t come around often, and the groups who hunted today got a real treat. Our high field finished with an even 200 snows. The lowest field shot 24, which is still a strong day and nothing to shrug off. Across the board we averaged 79.6 birds per field. It’s … Read More

Feb 16, 2026

Overall, today was really good for most of the groups. The morning started with very low wind, but one field had fog and a feed next to them, and it worked out — they were the high field with 102 snows. On the other end of the spectrum, our low field only shot 2. Most … Read More

Feb 15, 2026

For a half‑day hunt, it turned out to be a pretty good one. Our best group shot 45, and our lowest field finished with 8, giving us a 20‑bird average. That’s a solid day considering most groups only hunted until noon. We had heavy rain last night and into the morning, but it finally quit … Read More

Feb 14, 2026

  Feb 14 – Solid Average Day The weather was odd today, and the forecast missed the mark. It was supposed to rain all day, but it didn’t start until late afternoon. The wind was forecasted to be a steady SE at 10–15 mph, but it never got close. Instead, it stayed light and variable out of … Read More

Feb 13, 2026

There was very low wind today, and it showed. Our best field shot 37 snow geese, and our lowest shot 6, with an average of 17.4. It was a nice, average day — a pretty typical snow goose hunt. In my field, if we’d had wind, we would’ve done much better. The birds were working … Read More