GUEST INFO

X-Field Outfitters | Alberta Canada

Your Trip With Us

We will chauffeur you from the airport or hotel the day before the first hunt.
The first stop is to buy any forgotten incidentals and alcoholic beverages.
When you arrive in camp, you will be assigned your room.
Afterwards, we sit down provide licenses and fill you in on how the season has been progressing.
Next is full course dinner.
The next morning, we will be up bright and early. Wake-up time depends on time of season and the length of the drive to the hunt.
A continental breakfast is provided.
Fill your pockets and bags with snacks.
Make sure you have your license signed and on you before we depart.
Depart for hunt. Your Guide will provide you with the time to be in the truck.
Morning hunts last about 4 hours.
We have cameras and take lots of pictures and videos. So afterwards, send them to your friends and claim bragging rights.
Following the hunt lunch mid to late morning.
Early afternoon is downtime. Watch your TV shows or catch up on some sleep.
Before afternoon hunt departure enjoy some snacks and reload your pockets and bag.
Depart for the afternoon hunt. Your Guide will tell you when to be in the truck.
After the hunt enjoy a great 5 star home style dinner.
Sleep and repeat for the rest of your Adventure.

Entry & Departure From Canada

Clients with Prior DUI – If they have had a prior DUI – even if they have come to Canada before – they will need to speak to Pardon Services Enterprises in Winnipeg prior to coming into Canada.

Virtual Wildlife Identification Numbers (WiN)

Alberta ReLM has phased out the paper WIN forms, and has introduced virtual WiN cards. For new WiN holders, the virtual WiN can be purchased with a one-time activation fee of $8 plus GST. The virtual WiN never expires or requires renewal. Existing WiN holder are required to pay the $8 activation fee when their WiN expires. Afterwards, the card never expires and no additional renewals will be required. You can access your virtual WiN card at any time through the Alberta ReLM app.

A common problem that members encounter is WiNs that are not fully activated. Please ensure you create and pay for the WiN before your hunt otherwise, we will not be able to purchase licences on your behalf. APOS has asked AEP to make changes to the system to ensure it is clear to clients that payment is required for the WiN to be active.

Bring Your Own Firearm

Government Guidelines

You will need to register your firearm with Canada Customs when you arrive at the border. Click the link to download the firearms declaration form. You will be charged a minimal fee upon arrival.
Furthermore, remember that a shotgun must be plugged so that it cannot hold more than a total of three shells in the chamber and magazine combined.

Bring Your Hunting Dog

Government Guidelines

Proof of the dog’s age (you get this from a veterinarian); and its current vaccines.
The dog appears healthy and meets humane transportation requirements

Our rules

The dog must have been trained and is controllable.
Additionally, any damage to accommodation or others property will be the owners responsibility.

What Clothing To Bring

Layered clothing! The weather can change day to day, layering is the key to keeping warm or cooling down. We prefer you to wear brown & camouflage patterns.
Toque/Beanie/Cap.
Both warm and cold weather gloves.
Rain gear (in case of heavy rain).
Mud Boots or Waterproof boots.

What Extras To Bring

Headlamp
Sunglasses
Travel mug
Camera

Want To Take Birds Home?

We can purchase a cooler for you and you just pay the cost of the cooler.
Bird processing is included in the Premier packs and is $5 a bird on any other package.
New 2023 USDA regulations have been issued to allow the importation of waterfowl into the USA.

Daily Bag Limits

FALL – SEPTEMBER TILL DECEMBER

DUCK

8 Per Hunter

SANDHILL CRANE

5 Per Hunter

DARK GEESE – Canada & Whitefront (Speck)

8 Per Hunter

LIGHT GEESE – Snow & Ross

50 Per Hunter

SPRING – MARCH TILL JUNE