Not A Guide Service
Flying in to goose hunt is frequently done and is possible with rag spreads such as for Snow Goose hunting. While many goose hunters prefer large decoy spreads many also use few and rely on calling to bring them in. Winter Goose HuntingWinter goose hunting while cold is productive. With snow cover hunting large crop stubble fields, plenty in corn, will attract geese from a distance. During periods without snow a lush green winter wheat fields of three inches or more will have the same attracting effect on the geese.
Goose spreads may be placed out the day before or the morning of the hunt. They may be left on the same field for consecutive days of hunting in coordination with our reservation system. This allows the goose hunter, especially those with dogs, to hunt geese in the morning then upland hunt the rest of the day. Or reverse it hunt upland in the area of the spread and when spotting geese flying through go back and call them in. The value to this approach to hunting is just because the hunter has a limit of geese he does not need to stop hunting. Make the most of every day a field and really have a hunt full of memories and dog work.
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We recognize not all waterfowl hunters are the same in their habitat preferences. When making reservations and the hunter is unfamiliar with the properties let us know and we'll put the hunter where he wants to hunt. 
We take great pride we are not a guide service. A guide service will take the hunter's money, get on a hunt and be done with with the hunter as soon as possible. We want hunters for a lifetime of hunting with a tradition of as many hunts as desired during any season, for any game type on all association lands in both states. That way hunters can fit their vacation schedule to the seasons they want to hunt rather than to guide availability. We keep hunting the tranquil sport it should be with simple rules, good habitat and game productive huntable habitat. 
