The different types of hunting licenses available include waterfowl / upland . (Species include duck , snow goose, Canada Goose, Specklebelly Goose , sandhill crane ,+ upland bird) and big game deer/bear hunting.

Saskatchewan is home to over ten species of Ducks, including various sub-species of Canada Geese, Snow Geese, Ross Geese, and Sandhill Cranes. The province attracts a wide variety of waterfowl species.

The peak hunting period for waterfowl in Saskatchewan is usually during September and October. However, weather fluctuations can influence the timing of staging and migration.

The daily bag limits for waterfowl hunting in Saskatchewan are generous. Hunters are allowed a daily limit of eight dark geese, 20 white geese, eight ducks, and five sandhill cranes.

No Fly Zone Waterfowl Outfitters in Saskatchewan has experienced guides and spotters who continually monitor weather reports and scout for the best hunting fields. They use their knowledge and teamwork to provide clients with the best possible waterfowl hunting experience. We do everything we can to ensure a successful hunt, but of course there are no guarantees.

Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport (YXE) is the recommended airport to fly into for hunting in Saskatchewan.

Yes, there are five car rental agencies that operate from YXE airport. They are Avis Car Rental, Alamo Car Rental, Budget-Rent-A-Car, Enterprise Rent A Car, and National Car Rental.

It is recommended to pack warm clothes and many layers for varying weather conditions, rain gear, waterproof hunting boots, face masks or face paint, gloves, headwear, headlamp or flashlight, locking gun case for the plane ride, soft gun case for the trip to the field, shotgun shells, blind bag or small pack, a camera, and your shotgun. Shotgun rentals are offered for $50/day if you prefer not to bring your own.

All hunters must have a government-issued passport for travel between the U.S. and Canada. Minors must also have proof of ID.

When bringing your gun into Canada, you will need to fill out a Non-Resident Firearm Declaration (Form CAFC 909) and have it signed by a Canadian Customs officer. There is a fee of $25.00CAD for this process.

You are allowed to bring in 200 rounds of ammunition duty-free per person, but it's best to check with your local airlines as there may be weight restrictions. Alternatively, you can purchase ammunition from no fly zone in Canada, often at better rates than local retailers.

Hunting licenses can be purchased through the Government of Saskatchewan. You can create a HAL account if it's your first time purchasing hunting licenses in the province. Licenses are available through your HAL account, any Saskatchewan hunting license issuer, Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment or select provincial park office, or by phone at 1-855-848-4773. Please refer to our Resources & Licenses page for more information.

It is recommended to purchase your hunting license at least one month prior to your booked hunt.

No, we cannot guarantee any amount of hunting success. Success may vary depending on various factors.

A 50% deposit is required to secure your booking. The remaining balance must be paid in full by August 1.

Any hunt cancellation will result in the loss of the deposit.

Yes, if you have specific requirements, you can provide a custom agreement description.

Yes, No Fly Zone offers big game deer and bear hunting packages.

Saskatchewan is home to one of the largest duck populations on the continent and offers high bag limits and multiple species of waterfowl.

Yes, non-hunters are welcome to join the trip for $250 per day.

The weather plays a significant role in determining the success of a waterfowl hunt. Warm, cold, or windy conditions can affect the behavior and movement of the birds. Adaptation to the given weather conditions is crucial for a successful hunt.