Located in the prairie pothole region of Saskatchewan, in the heart of the
Central and Mississippi flyways and near Lake Diefenbaker, the South
Saskatchewan River and Ducks Unlimited Project Marsh, Luck Lake. This
combination gives us high numbers of local and migratory birds from September
1 to December 10. We are also in one of the lowest pressure areas in the
province that holds large numbers of birds.
Our area is truly unique in the fact that we get all of the migratory game birds that have made the prairies a number one destination. We play host to 100s of thousands of snow, blue and Ross geese, bountiful numbers of white-fronted geese, and Canada geese of every size. Being in the pothole region affords us the opportunity to hunt locally raised ducks to migratory ducks in the longest season Saskatchewan has to offer. Mallards, pintail, wigeon, gadwall, blue and green-winged teal and shovelers make up the majority of our ducks. We have an added bonus bird that is a true prairie trophy, the Sandhill crane. Most hunters have never experienced the site and sound of decoying Sandhills like we offer here.
We boast a high staff to client ratio to keep the hunts fresh and the lodge running smoothly.
We also offer upland bird hunts for Hungarian Partridge and sharp-tailed grouse in our hunt packages. Whether its a whole afternoon adventure or a quick side hunt, just let us know.
Very few areas anywhere produce the variety, quantity, and quality of waterfowl in North America, and few outfitters will go to the lengths that we will to ensure you have the hunt of a lifetime, every time. So come along with us for a true Saskatchewan waterfowler's hunting adventure.
It all started with my first duck hunt in 1981 in the Delta Marsh of Manitoba. My Dad was a dyed in the wool goose hunter his whole life, and I am no exception. Growing up in the Interlake region of Manitoba, 20 minutes from the famed Delta Marsh afforded ample opportunity to skip school and chase birds.
At nine years old I told my parents (after my first fly in fishing trip) that I wanted to own a hunting lodge. At 18 when I was legal to guide hunters, I was excited to get started. Through many years of guiding both hunter and fisherman all over Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario, I always kept my eye on the prize.
In 2002, the opportunity came to guide in Saskatchewan and it was more than I could have dreamed of. After 3 years of guiding in Saskatchewan the opportunity came when I was able to buy Lucky Lake Outfitters, renamed Lucky Lake Hunting Adventures. Having guided 3 seasons here I could see the potential the area held and was ready to build a life here.
For over 20 years we strive to make every hunt the hunt of a lifetime for our clients, a true Saskatchewan experience.
I look forward to seeing you in the field.
Garett
