Resident honkers and Pacific Flyway migrants finishing at 20–35 yards.
Thousands of resident Canada geese call the Columbia Basin home — many hatched and raised on Eagle Lakes properties — and every fall hundreds of thousands more migrate through the Pacific Flyway. The result is consistent action from a mix that averages roughly 70% giant honkers and 30% lessers.
Our guides scout daily to put hunters where the birds want to be. Field hunts run from permanent pit blinds, Final Approach one-man layout blinds, and portable stand-up blinds, with decoy spreads designed to finish birds close — most shots average 20 to 35 yards.
For a different experience, ask about our water hunts. Watching large flocks return to the water after feeding is one of waterfowling's most spectacular sights. You can also add a duck hunt after your goose hunt when conditions look good.
Pricing per person via our Mallard Bay booking page. A 50% non-refundable deposit is due at booking.
What sets this hunt apart in the field.
Hunts average about 70% giant Canada geese and 30% lessers.
Spreads built to finish birds at 20–35 yards for ethical, exciting shooting.
Pit, layout, and stand-up field blinds — plus unforgettable water hunts.
Recent hunts at Eagle Lakes.
