Black Sheep Waterfowl

Black Sheep Waterfowl operates across four allocated zones covering 7.2 million acres of prime waterfowl habitat in central Saskatchewan, Canada. Owner and operator Chris Kirby came out of waterfowl guiding retirement to start the company after nearly two decades of guiding on both land and water. His experience includes running Florida Duck Guides in the panhandle and currently operating offshore and inshore fishing charters in Destin when not in Canada.

• •Up to 5 fully guided hunts (morning and evening sessions)
• •Lodging at Travelodge Weyburn, Saskatchewan
• •All meals included
• •1 case shotgun shells per hunter
• •Professional bird cleaning and packaging
• •Licenses and stamps
• •All equipment: blinds, decoys, calls, guides, spotters, trained gun dogs
• •GST and PST taxes

• •Up to 7 fully guided hunts
• •Same lodging, meals, shells, and equipment as 3-day package
• •Ideal for maximizing your time on the prairie

• •Up to 5 guided hunts
• •Lodging and meals
• •All necessary equipment (blinds, decoys, calls, guides, spotters, trained dogs)
• •Licenses and stamps NOT included (approximately $230 CAD)
• •Bird cleaning and shells purchased separately
• •GST and PST

• •Up to 7 guided hunts with same inclusions as 3-day fully-guided package

Private groups require a minimum of 6 hunters. Hunters can bring their own gun dogs if booking privately.

Chris Kirby – Owner and head guide. Started guiding waterfowl in Arkansas at age 18, opened Florida Duck Guides in the panhandle of North Florida, and has logged nearly two decades guiding on land and water. At 39, he's dedicated to making bucket-list hunts reality.

Logan – Scout and guide based from Rockford, Minnesota. Cut his teeth waterfowl hunting in the prairie pothole region of Western Minnesota and has become known as a wizard on duck and goose calls. Also guides hunts in Kansas and spring snow goose hunts in South Dakota.

Gun Dogs – Maddie, Scout, and Riggs are well-trained retrievers integral to hunt success.

All hunters lodge at Travelodge Weyburn, Saskatchewan, which includes: - Full bar and full-service restaurant on-site - Room accommodations vary based on party size and special requests - Can accommodate groups of any size - Dog kennels available upon request

Contact Shelby in advance for special accommodations, late arrival times, or specific needs.

Ducks: Mallards, pintails, widgeons Geese: Snow geese, Canada geese, lesser Canada geese, speckle bellies Combo hunts: Target ducks and geese on the same trip Specialty hunts: Sandhill crane and dry field Canada goose hunts available

• •Prime season: September 15 – October 31 (historically the most successful)
• •Late season: November 1 – 15 (cooler weather, Canada geese and mallards)
• •Book early: First-come, first-serve basis; deposits open in spring

• •50% deposit required to secure hunt date (nonrefundable, nontransferable)
• •Remaining 50% due by August 31st
• •Payment methods: mailed check, Venmo, credit card, or debit card (5% fee for cards)
• •All prices are per person

• •Airfare and travel expenses
• •Rental vehicle (SUV or truck recommended)
• •Firearms (bring your own shotgun)
• •Alcohol and staff gratuity (15% customary)
• •Gun Declaration Form fee at border ($25)
• •Hunting licenses and stamps (except all-inclusive packages) – approximately $230 CAD
• •GST and PST on Saskatchewan purchases (except all-inclusive packages)

The province is known as the "Land of the Living Skies" for good reason. The prairie pothole region provides: - Abundant shallow wetlands ideal for breeding and nesting waterfowl - Nutrient-rich waters supporting aquatic plants (food for nesting birds) - Protection from predators in pothole habitats - Millions of waterfowl migrating through annually

Black Sheep Waterfowl monitors environmental conditions year-round, tracking snow melt, habitat moisture, and breeding pair numbers to ensure prime conditions for fall hunts.

The operation emphasizes hunter responsibility in preserving Saskatchewan's wetlands. Bag limits, ethical practices, and supporting habitat restoration projects ensure waterfowl populations remain healthy for future generations. Black Sheep Waterfowl is a full-time, licensed outfitter listed on the Saskatchewan Commission of Professional Outfitters (SCPO) website.