Bird-Crazy, Every Day
Meet the Guides
Luke Nelson
Lead Guide
Chasing ducks and geese has been my deepest passion since my first hunt with my dad at five years old. I grew up in Cambridge, MN, moved to North Dakota in 2014, and once I saw the migration roll through the prairie pothole region, I knew guiding waterfowl was what I wanted to do.
Caden Kramer
Lead Guide
I started waterfowl hunting at 15 and it's been my passion ever since. I graduated from the University of North Dakota in 2022 and have been guiding hunts for three years — plus the last five summers guiding salmon and halibut trips out of Sitka, Alaska.
What a Hunt Looks Like
A Day With Us
Evening Scout
While you're at the lodge, we're glassing fields and water — finding exactly where the birds want to be tomorrow.
Pre-Dawn Setup
Spread and blinds are set before you step out of the truck. You walk into a hunt that's already built.
Shooting Light
We run the calls and flags, work the flocks, and the dogs handle the retrieves. Your job: shoot straight.
Back at the Lodge
Swap stories, rest up, and get ready to do it all over again tomorrow morning.
The Hardest Workers in the Field
The Retrievers
Our labs are out there every single day of the season — marking falls, breaking ice, and delivering birds to hand. They're as much a part of the crew as the guides are, and by day two they'll be as much a part of your hunt stories too.
Well-trained, steady in the blind, and absolutely bird-crazy. Just don't be surprised if you go home wanting one.
Hunt With This Crew
Three days, full guidance, lodging included — $1,400 a gun, every season.