GOOSE & DUCK HUNTING

LATE SEASON WATERFOWL HUNTING TRIPS IN NORTH EASTERN CALIFORNIA

Get ready for the hunt of a lifetime! Any person under 18 years old must be accompanied by a parent. See our Hunting Guide FAQ for more information on our hunts.

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GUIDED DUCK AND GOOSE HUNTS

Northern California is home to some of the best spec and snow goose hunts in the state. Our hunts are done in North Eastern California near Fall River Mills. Professional hunting guide and outfitter, Kirk Portocarrero, has the expertise to make your next guide goose hunt a killing success. Kirk’s guided goose hunts fall - spring and include mallards, pintail, wood ducks, widgeon, teal, Canadian honkers (both speck and snow).

We accommodate land hunting and water hunts both for both large and small groups. By utilizing both public and private land, we’re able to set up our blinds in a range of different locations to ensure the best possible experience for our guided goose hunts. Put Kirk’s experience to the test and let him show you the best goose hunting in Northern Eastern California!

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Pricing:

  • 1-2 people $300 per person

  • 3-4 people $250 per person

  • up to 12 people $250 per person

Time of Year:

  • Goose Hunting:
    Feb - Mar 10th

WHAT TO BRING

  • Current, Valid, CA Hunting License and waterfowl stamps

WATERFOWL DUCK & GOOSE GUIDED HUNTING TRIPS

Northern California is home to some of the best duck and goose hunting in the state. Professional hunting guide and outfitter Kirk Portocarrero has the expertise to make your next waterfowl hunting session a success. Kirk’s guided waterfowl hunts include mallards, pintail, wood ducks, widgeon, teal, and Canadian honkers (both speck and snow).

By combining access to both public and private land, Kirk can adapt to changing conditions and set blinds in areas where birds are actively moving. Every hunt is carefully planned to give you the best possible shot at a productive and memorable experience. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or trying it for the first time, you'll be in good hands.

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WATERFOWL HUNTING PRICING

  • 1-2 people $300 per person

  • 3-4 people $250 per person

WATERFOWL HUNTING SEASON

  • Duck & Goose Hunting:
    1st week of Oct - Jan 31st

  • Goose Hunting (late season):
    Feb - Mar 10th

WHAT TO BRING

  • Current, Valid, CA Hunting License

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Five people in camouflage clothing on a makeshift raft made of reeds, displaying a bounty of ducks they hunted, on a river with grass and trees in the background.
A black dog sitting on a small boat at the edge of a calm lake, with mountains, trees, and a blue sky in the background.
Man in camouflage clothing holding four ducks on a boat in a marshland.
Two hunters in camouflage clothing and green beanies holding large ducks they have hunted, standing outdoors in tall grass.
Two hunters in camouflage gear standing outdoors, each holding several dead ducks.
Three hunters in camouflage clothing with a black dog, posing behind a table filled with ducks and geese they hunted, in a snowy outdoor setting.
Group of people in white winter gear holding large fish on snowy ground with mountains in the background.
Three people in camouflage clothing kneeling on snow in a winter landscape, posing with a large collection of duck decoys or dead ducks laid out in front of them.
A group of people in white outdoor gear stands on a snowy stretch outside Alturas, California, with a hefty pile of fresh fish at their feet and a dog calmly sitting nearby.
Two hunters in camouflage pose with large geese they harvested in the marshy outskirts of Klamath Falls, Oregon, surrounded by rolling hills and tree-lined wetlands.
Three hunters dressed in camouflage and winter gear stand along the icy banks of the Sacramento River near Redding, holding several large ducks they have just brought in.
Two hunters in camouflage sit on a snow-covered bank near Lake Shasta, proudly displaying a mixed catch of ducks and fish from their winter outing.
Two men in full camouflage stand near the edge of Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge, each holding four ducks with the grassy shoreline stretching behind them.
Five men in white winter gear kneel on the snow near Eagle Lake in Lassen County, with a large spread of ducks and geese at their knees and a decoy visible on the right.
Six hunters kneel behind a line of geese and ducks on a grassy field under the cloudy skies of Rogue Valley, Oregon, with mountains rising in the background.
Four men in camouflage gear hold up their ducks along a wetland near the shores of Clear Lake in Northern California, surrounded by water and marsh grass.
A group of men pose with a truckload of harvested ducks at a rural hunting spot outside Yreka, California, on a cool cloudy day.
A large collection of ducks hangs from and rests on the back of a pickup truck and cooler, while a black dog stands nearby in the muddy fields of the Klamath Basin.
Two hunters in white camouflage suits sit on the open ground near Merrill, Oregon, holding large birds with a field full of snow geese stretching out behind them.
Nine hunters in a mix of camouflage and white protective gear pose with an impressive number of ducks on a grassy field outside Weed, California, with more birds visible in the distance.
Three hunters display their haul of ducks on the ground with a flock of snow geese flying over a wide valley near the town of Dorris on the California-Oregon border.
Three men in camouflage jackets and hats stand in a field near Mount Shasta City, each holding multiple ducks from a successful hunt.
Five hunters in camouflage clothing stand behind a mound of ducks along the edge of the Klamath River, their reflections rippling in the cold water.
A group in camouflage and white protective suits stands along the banks of Goose Lake, holding their ducks under a blue sky dotted with clouds, with a black dog at their side.
Seven people in white winter suits hold various ducks and geese in a snowy clearing near the base of the Siskiyou Mountains, while a black dog sits proudly in front.
Two men in outdoor clothing hold four ducks near a quiet marshland just outside Susanville, California.
Four men in camouflage stand by a marsh in the Upper Klamath region, each gripping a flock of ducks by the necks after a long morning hunt.
Two hunters in camo and winter gear sit behind a neat line of ducks in a snowy marsh near Alturas, one with his arm draped around a black dog in the middle.
Five men in white camouflage kneel and stand on a snowy landscape near Upper Sacramento Valley with water shimmering in the background, displaying ducks and geese and holding their guns.
A black dog clutches a duck in its mouth while weaving through tall dry grass and branches on the edge of Lost Creek Lake in Southern Oregon.
Two hunters in camouflage wearing masks on a boat drift through a Tulelake marsh holding a large collection of ducks from the morning’s hunt.
Two men in camouflage on a small boat hold up a stringer of ducks with the tall reeds of Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge rising behind them.
Three men in camouflage hunting gear kneel beside a row of ten ducks on the banks of Trinity Lake, with pine trees mirrored in the water behind them.
A man in a camouflage jacket and cap holds multiple ducks and geese in front of a marshy waterway near the Scott Valley in Northern California.