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We offer hunts in the Parkland Region within Wildlife Management Unit's 238 and 254. This region is a transition zone between the mixed-wood forests to the north and west, and the drier prairies. This area without a doubt, is some of the best parkland waterfowl habitat in North America. With its huge rolling pea and cereal grain fields, and an abundance of fresh water, be it large ponds, lakes or the Vermilion River system, this area is home to one of Alberta's largest, local, Greater Canada Goose populations.
Our region in East Central Alberta is approximately 175 kilometers (110 miles) east of the City of Edmonton. The community of Innisfree is our home base, situated on Yellowhead Highway #16. This area is blessed by having an abundance of all duck and goose species. From mallards to teals, snows to specks, they are all available on most hunts, but we feel the kings of waterfowl are the Greater Canadians. Where is Alberta? Alberta is a province in Canada with two international airports located in the cities of Calgary and Edmonton. The province is 734 miles north to south, and is located due north of the Montana USA border; it is also 396 miles wide. Alberta is situated between the province of British Columbia and Saskatchewan. Wondering how you fly into Edmonton ... just click on map. Camp/Hunting Lodge We offer our hunters deluxe country-style lodging and home cooked meals. Our newly constructed 4,000 square foot home is designed as a hunting lodge. Our rooms accommodate two hunters per room and all modern amenities are present to provide you with both comfort and a relaxed atmosphere. Bag Limits Generous bag limits on both ducks and geese as 8 ducks and 8 geese are allowed for the daily bag with 16 allowed in your possession. Only 4 Pintails are allowed in the daily bag limit of 8 ducks. There is a limit of only 3 White-fronted Geese allowed within the daily bag limit of 8 Dark Geese.
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