Workin!

🤣🤣 hey whatever works right!

Thanks buddy. You've been KILLING IT on the videos. Can't wait to see more!

@@creeksidewildlifeThanks man

The joy of watching them takes over sometimes. Never hurts to enjoy the moment! Appreciate the feedback!

Appreciate it!!

Fair enough, thanks!

Thank you!

Pennsylvania!

We do a coin flip! Never draw shells. Everyone calls heads or tails, winners go until there's 1 man standing! That way it's you vs the quarter and everyone has a equal chance the entire way through. Our video "breaking down migrators" has it in the end if you want to check it out!

goose jerky for all!

Thanks guys!!!

Never had goose jerky?

No. I wanna try it though!

@@davidschmidt8391 it's the best blind snack out there!

Thank you!!

Our limits vary throughout the season. Anywhere from 5-15 birds per licensed hunter depending on the time of year

Thanks for watching!

Appreciate it!

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@@creeksidewildlife hello good videos i have hunting videos on youtube

Thank you!

He sure is pretty!

Thank you very much!

I believe you're thinking of the changes coming to Manitoba in 2023. Haven't heard of any planned changes coming for Saskatchewan

@@creeksidewildlifeSaskatchewan is watching Manitoba very closely on this issue. You’re not helping the situation by attracting attention to the province

@@FirePirate099 The waterfowl capital of North America is no secret. Multiple Ducks Unlimited & WildFowl articles (to name a few) have expressed the must see destination for waterfowl hunters across the nation for decades. Our conservation dollars and efforts are what keep our prairies and wet lands alive and suitable to continue to provide waterfowl the resources they need to successfully breed. The locals of SK we have communicated with in our trips have nothing but great things to say about the annual visits from waterfowl hunters that treat their land with respect and spend money in their small town economies. Of the $1.4 billion spent annually by tourists in Saskatchewan, approximately $307 million is spent by people engaged in hunting or fishing activities. The new system implemented in Manitoba is not a lottery system, rather an application process. As long as your application is in before the application process deadline hits, you will be granted a 7 day nonresident hunting license for your allotted days to freelance Manitoba. A pain? Yes, but opportunities are still available. We hope you don't view this series as a negative impact to the resources but rather an opportunity for those less fortunate to ever make the trip to see the sites and sounds SK has to offer. Dropped you a sub, and wish you the best of luck in your future hunting adventures!

@@creeksidewildlife I am aware of all of this. I have seen hunter numbers increase every season in Sask. I’m just saying that maybe we stop telling everyone where we hunt. I’m just as guilty as every other KZbinr. But now I won’t mention the location of where I’m hunting. It’s disrespectful to the local hunters in my opinion. They might not want 10-100 new hunters competing for their hunting spots next year… just my opinion.

@FirePirate099 Fully understand where you're coming from

Thank You! One we think all waterfowl hunters should experience!

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We've been there anywhere from Oct 5th- Oct 25th just varies each year when we're available to go.

Appreciate it! It's worth the trip 👍🏼

Glad you liked it!

Due to their travel restrictions, we were not able to go unfortunately. This trip was planned for 2021 originally

Thank you!

Thank you sir!

The subcaudal scales , from the vent to the tail, are divided down the center on all PA nonvenomous snakes. The rattlesnake and copperhead have a scale that is not divided and is single from the vent to the tail end. This is visible on the shed skin.