Tracker Outfitting have been featured on Bass Pro, Carolina Outdoors, Hunting the World Southern Style, and not counting the shows we have to share with you this coming year. We are known for the best hunting in Saskatchewan, Canada... Why, well, I guess the main reason for our successful hunts are the countless pre-hunt hours dedicated in the field before our hunters arrive. Whether it's scouting and patterning ducks and geese in order to tie up thousands of acres of prime hunting land, or checking out different areas to set up new bear baits, we are always trying to improve on old methods and learn new ideas to keep one step ahead. We also have exclusive access to the family farm, over 5,500 acres of peas, barley, wheat, and other crops that attract thousands of waterfowl each fall. Nice to always have that option in the back pocket, all within a fifteen minute drive. Don’t delay, as these hunts are booking fast! Thanks for your time and Happy Hunting from all of us here at Tracker Outfitting Curtis Woloshyn, owner/operator of Tracker Outfitting, has been guiding successful sportsmen and sportswomen in his home province of Saskatchewan since 1997. While attending the University of Saskatchewan for his B.A. of Commerce, he started Tracker Outfitting in 1999, and needless to say, has never applied for an office job. Several years ago, Curtis met Kentuckian Robert Brantley, and instantly became great friends. Robert has over 20 years of hunting experience and has guided waterfowl hunters in Arkansas and Kentucky. He now plays a huge role in our success, dealing with hunter bookings, TV shows, and is up in Saskatchewan during September and October, taking care of business. We are proud to have added Jeff Nunez of Tracy, California as our West Coast booking agent and newest Pro Staff member. Jeff’s water fowling resume includes almost 20 years of training retrievers for gun dogs, hunt tests and field trials, along with guiding for ducks and geese in Northern California’s rice country. Jeff doesn’t just blow a call, he can " Call Em " and " Read Em".