Canada’s Premier Guided Waterfowl Hunts
Canadian goose hunts and snow geese hunting in Canada’s legendary migration corridor
about NFZ
Owner and operator John Prosak purchased these properties due to their location in the heart of Saskatchewan’s flyway. This province is home to one of the largest duck populations on the continent. Thousands of “honkers” fill the sky with long V-formations; snow geese cover fields like freshly fallen snow, and sandhill cranes fill the air with distinctive rolling cries. With our high bag limits and multiple species of waterfowl, No Fly Zone is in the centre of the migration. There is no other place in Canada to experience hunting like this.
John has been a guide in the hunting industry since 2007 making clients successful with waterfowl, whitetail, bear, wolf, shed horn , and bighorn sheep hunts.
You may have seen him on TV shows such as Driven, Winchester Deadly Passion, The Fowl Life, Feel the Rush, and Avian X, creating memorable and successful hunts with his clients. With his hardworking staff of professionals, No Fly Zone strives to provide their clients with just that; successful, memorable, safe hunts. During the offseason, John is involved in the hospitality and tourism industry and runs his guest ranch www.sturgeonriverranch.com located on the west side of Prince Albert National Park. With John’s knowledge and experience in these industries, you’ll come for a waterfowl hunt but leave with an experience.
No fly zone HUNTS
Canadian goose hunts and snow geese hunting in the optimal location along their migratory flight path
Waterfowl Hunting
Canada Goose Hunting
bear/Deer Hunts
Spring Hunt
Duck Hunting
Specklebelly Goose Hunting
SNOW Goose Hunting
Sandhill Crane Hunting
Hunts include
Canadian goose hunts and snow geese hunting in the optimal location along their migratory flight path
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Early morning breakfast around 4-5am and then head out to the field to set up the decoys and blinds for a morning waterfowl hunt. Typically the travel to the field is about 30 minutes. The morning hunt is a great experience with lots of Snow Geese, Canada Geese, Specklebelly Geese, Sandhill Cranes and ducks filling the skies.
Around 10 am or when we limit out we head back to the lodge for brunch and relax until we are ready to venture out for our evening hunt. After our evening shoot, we have prepared for you a home-made supper, and spend the night relaxing and relive the day’s hunts.
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We have different lodges available that you will fly into Saskatoon airpot. Please call for more information and availablity at each lodge
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We are early risers for morning hunts (4-5am) so we provide a light breakfast to start your day consisting of, cereal, toast, bagels, muffins, fruit, yogurt, coffee/tea and juices.
Upon returning from the morning hunt there will be brunch consisting of items like French toast, pancakes, waffles, bacon, burgers, sausage, eggs, hash browns, perogies, and fruit and salad, in combination.
Suppers are homemade meals from, pasta, soups, burgers and fries, fish, roasts, meatloaf, mashed potatoes, chicken, pork, beef, and our favourite Fresh Crane in our secret marinade.
Please let us know of any dietary restrictions so we can plan accordingly.
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Ducks - Daily limit of 8
Dark Goose - Daily limit of 8. No hunting dark geese in the afternoon until October 15th
White Goose - Daily limit of 20, no possession limit
Other duck and goose possession limits are 3 days daily bag limits. Birds are processed each day to avoid possession limit restrictions.
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This service is included in your waterfowl hunting package however if you want to participate in cleaning the birds, it can be a fairly quick process.
All birds headed back into the states must have a fully feathered wing attached to it for evidence of sex and species. This service can be provided for $10/goose & crane and $5/duck or you can help with this process. Shipping of waterfowl is not allowed by Saskatchewan law, so hunters must accompany the birds back to the US in a cooler. Please bring a cooler or arrange for us the buy you one.
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Many of us enjoy eating waterfowl ourselves, as do many landowners and locals, so if you want to leave some behind, or donate them all, that’s fine by us! Whatever we can’t eat goes to the butcher, for sausage, jerky, ground meat, etc.
Nothing goes to waste!
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We strongly recommend that you clean and check your shotgun before you arrive to Canada for your waterfowl hunt to make sure it is working properly. For those who do not want to deal with bringing their own firearms into Canada, we offer shotgun rentals for $50/day. Please book this in advance.
More information about declaring firearms, and how to bring them across the border can be found under Resources.
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Don’t bother hauling ammunition or making a special stop. We can sell you all of the ammunition you need for your hunt with us, and often at a better rate than local retailers.
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Canadian goose hunts and snow geese hunting in the optimal location along their migratory flight path