on the Blood Indian Reserve. Located in south western Alberta, Canada, and close to
the U.S. border, the Blood Indian Reserve is the largest Indian reserve in Canada.
With three rivers, the Belly, the Oldman and the St. Marys, two large irrigation
reservoirs, numerous ponds and lakes and large grain farms, the Reserve is a major
staging area for waterfowl during the Fall. It is not unusual for this area to hold
between 20,000 to 30,000 geese and ducks. Guided hunters can expect memorable
hunting experiences.
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Our guided hunts offer a combination of duck and goose hunting or can concentrate
on either of these species, depending on the wishes of the clients. Hunts are
generally scheduled from the season opening dates in September through October.
Bird cleaning and packaging services are available to clients at a nominal cost.
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All hunters on the Reserve are required to follow Canadian federal and provincial bird
hunting regulations regarding bag limits, hunting hours, non toxic shot requirements
and Sunday hunting prohibitions. Federal and provincial game bird hunting permits
and licenses are available in the adjacent town of Cardston. Currents waterfowl daily
limits are 8 geese ans 8 ducks and possession limits are 16 geese and 16 ducks. In
addition, hunters must adhere to safety rules established by the licensed guide.
