Spring Snow Goose Hunts:

We start out our spring snow goose hunts in northern Arkansas, in early February. As the spring progresses and the big flocks move north, so do we. Our next stop is central Missouri and from there we move up to NW Missouri, and then end up in South Dakota. We strategically pick our stopping points to areas that have millions of snow geese staging and migrating through. We have a great amount of success hunting over large spreads of Sillosocks and Dakota full body decoys.  We have averaged 15 to 30 birds per day.  With some hunts exceeding 50 plus bird days. On your hunt you can expect to hunt on private grounds, over large SilloSock and / or Dakota Decoy spreads. Each hunter will have his own F. A. brand X-lander layout blind. Groups of 6 hunters will receive their own experienced guide and field.

A Typical Day:

You will awaken at our lodge well before sunrise as your guide makes last minute preparations. After breakfast it is just a short drive to the field for the day’s well planned hunt. We will generally meet with you the night before the hunt to introduce ourselves and the guides. We typically like to reach the field an hour or so before legal shooting time.  At that time your guide will go over the daily details along with safety rules and bird identification.  The typical day's layout is to hunt snow geese until around noon and then break for lunch and a quick nap.  Then it’s back at the field for the evening flight.  After the hunt we will return to the lodge where a hot home cooked meal is awaiting you. From there it’s cocktails for the night owls or a good night’s sleep for those ready for bed. At Goose and Duck Smackers, we strive to leave the field everyday having achieved the highest quality snow goose hunting memories possible.  We look forward to you joining the Goose and Duck Smackers family. 

ALSO OFFERING: South Dakota Spring Snow Goose Hunts

By the time the snow geese make it to South Dakota these geese have flown up from Texas and the Gulf Coast and they're looking to get north to the tundra breeding grounds. The only thing holding them back is weather and fatigue. This gives us a great opportunity for some incredible snow goose hunting. The job of our snow goose guides is to figure out the line where weather and fatigue are enough to cause the flocks of snow geese to locate a feeding field and land for the day. Each day one of our snow goose hunting guides spends their morning in the truck scouting for fields to use the following day(s).  We scout everyday to make sure your guided snow goose hunt is a success!

At HuntTheNorth.com we have been actively researching many of the top spring snow goose hunting guides and outfitters across the country since 2003. We have hand picked a very select few of what we feel are “Quality Snow Goose Outfitters” across each state to endorse through our service. We are endorsing one specific outfitter exclusively in each state including Illinois for the spring snow goose hunting season. We hope you have enjoyed reading why we have endorsed the above Spring Snow Goose Hunting Outfitter.

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Dan Wennerlind
President
HuntTheNorth.com