Need a guide...

[willyworm]

Figured I'd ask here before going the Google route. Might be longshot, but I'll be flying in to Boise on the 19th but have a gap that allows me to hopefully squeeze in a duck hunt on Sunday Oct 20th. Might have another day or two later in the week also.

Anyone know a guide in that neck of the woods who can accommodate?

Thanks in advance.

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[BigBrother]

What is it that you want to hunt? There's a broad scope of things out there and most of the ones I know are chasing elk at the moment.

[drwilly]

Being in "The Cyber Duck Blind Forum" I'd assume waterfowl

[BigBrother]

You never know around here.

I already reached out to my guy about ducks based on the location of the thread. Best professional lesson I've ever learned is "trust but verify".

[buckpro]

I don't believe waterfowl guiding is allowed at all in Idaho

[Duck Nitz]

find a good bird hunting guide..

Grouse
Forest - dusky, ruffed, spruce
Prairie - Columbian sharp-tailed, Sage-grouse
Partridge - Chukar, Gray
California quail
Pheasant

[willyworm]

Waterfowl, sorry BB. Season opens this Saturday in most zones.

Got a hold of one dude and he's booked solid.

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[tman]

Remember this: Anything you see, or do, while in the pacific flyway, stays in the pacific flyway.

[Southernduck]

I don't believe waterfowl guiding is allowed at all in Idaho

I wish that applied to all 50 states

ETA. Find an outfitter to take you to shoot pigeons at a feedlot. It is like doves down south but in an English speaking country.

[CreekBoy]

Remember this: Anything you see, or do, while in the pacific flyway, stays in the pacific flyway.

Couldn't have said it better myself.