Guide services

[Robert Stanley]

I just would like to see how many people would use a guide service/equipment out side of there own usual hunting area within Newfoundland and Labrador? if so how much would they be willing to pay. If not, why?

[John Smallwood]

They had 18 geese "do it yourself" here opening week that's why they were underwhelmed although as a guide i know your completely right in what your saying about guided hunts.

[Fred Woodman]

I agree wholeheartedly. Its common for many first timers to measure success by the numbers killed.If you go often enough you will soon learn there are many factors that make a good hunt. I think most people have never looked into guided hunts fully. But they are a tremendous way to experience things you might never see otherwise.

[Robert Stanley]

I agree you’re not guaranteed success but if you have a good time treated well with hot meals and a warm camp with friendly people it’s worth the money. The good shooting is a great bonus though lol glad to see they had some sucess in codroy.

[Fred Woodman]

hunting is still hunting and often because you pay dont guarantee success. Lotsa of no shoot days in PEI too

[John Smallwood]

They didn't get many just a couple a day or so...PEI still the best bang for your buck I guess

[John Smallwood]

Someone is hosting Goose hunts in codroy now...friends of mine booked a hunt gone to check it out..I will be going next year if its the real deal.God knows they have the geese for it lol

[Brendan Kelly]

yes ! and up to....$1000 depending

[Fred Woodman]

Id pay a guide to get me access to good shooting.Depending on where you live the hunting varies. For example someone from Gander might want to go eider hunting. Using a reputable guide would be a great way to get access to equipment and locations.