Saskatchewan Cranes & Geese Reviews

4.9 Rating 29 Reviews

Oct 1 - 6, 2026 | 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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“I saw 5 Whoopers ,which I regard as a miracle since there are so few of them ,for such a short time in such a huge area. They migrate in 2s or3s with thousands of sandhill cranes. To find one is like looking for one needle in large number of haystacks,but our resourceful guide found them and we got good views through telescopes In the tour we saw a lot of Saskatchewan wildlife inc.a magnificent bull moose "marooned" in a small copse & lake in the middle of infinite prairie. A very successful tour,great guide,good food and a small friendly group---just like all Eagle-eye trips. Gerry from Ontario”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Despite the challenging weather I thoroughly enjoyed my tour. I would go again if possible”

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Posted 6 years ago

Bernie Freeman

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“This was a great trip to and seeing the whooping cranes was one of those unique experiences that doesn’t happen very often. Our only complaints were the need for more bathroom breaks and the lengths of one day, but these were senior moments. The guides were very knowledgeable and we saw a large variety of birds. Also memorable were the large fields of snow geese.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“It was a wonderful experience.The guides were excellent and knowledgaible and did not make you feel inadequate when table to recognize bird! The size of the group was good. I had a wonderful time and would have loved to go on another tour except for family restraints. I don't have any photos myself, there was one participant with an excellent camera and he sent photos to us afterwards.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“A great exploration of the Saskatchewan backroad birding spots. The leaders were obliging and responded to requests to view specific birds. We saw a lot of large migration flocks, including the Whooping Cranes which were somewhat elusive at first. It was wonderful to see them on a distant field, then we moved closer and they flew. I would have preferred not disturbing them as I feel that should take priority over a possible closer view.”

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