Saskatchewan Cranes & Geese Reviews

4.9 Rating 24 Reviews

Sep 30 - Oct 5, 2025 | Witness the migration of tens of thousands of geese & cranes on this birding tour! This birdwatching spectacle in southern Saskatchewan features the Sandhill Crane, Snow Goose, and Whooping Crane. We will also visit Prince Albert National Park to view boreal species like the Spruce Grouse and American Three-toed Woodpecker.

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Andrew And Gail Harcombe

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“Professional and well run, great fellow guests”

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Posted 10 months ago

“This was my first time using Eagle-Eye Tours and it was wonderful from start to finish! The guides were excellent and I had a great time looking for birds and exploring Saskatchewan. I’m already looking at which tour I’d like to do next!”

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Posted 11 months ago

“This tour met or exceeded every expectation I had. Ken and Alvin are terrific guides.”

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Posted 11 months ago

Richard & Liz

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“Excellent tour. Good, personable and knowledgeable leaders. Well organised, with the 2 Vans. An extra day in Prince Albert National Park would make it even better.”

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Posted 11 months ago

“Went for the Whooping Cranes....fabulous, and saw so much more. The sun shone and the countryside was spectacular...so much variety. Our guide Ken was knowledgeable and fun. I learned a lot!”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Trip of a lifetime. Iconic Whooping Cranes, and Saskatchewan prairie in all its glory!”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Scenery, fall colors, geese, migrating sparrows and shore birds, moose and multiple opportunities to see whooping cranes. This tour shows Saskatchewan at its best. Ken and Rudolph know all the best places and were eager to make sure we all got an opportunity to see the birds. A real plus was the time we spent in the boreal region, allowing up close and personal views of spruce grouse.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“We certainly saw Whooping Cranes. Lots of them. Along the way we also added an impressive number of lifers to our lists and saw some beautiful country. We visited several habitats and I personally learned a lot about sparrow ID. The two guides, Ken and Rudy, are old friends, and they were so much fun! They know the area exceedingly well and between the two of them they don’t miss a thing. Having 100 huge white cranes fly over our heads at dusk, close enough to hear the wing flapping and the whooping as they land, was a magical experience. The “rivers” of geese flying overhead at many stops on the way was also breathtaking. A very special bonus for me personally was the Kentucky Warbler, appearing Saskatoon while we were there, that I got to see thanks to Ken and Rudy. I look forward to joining them in Manitoba for some owling.”

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Posted 3 years ago