South Dakota is the last stop in our spring snow goose season. We concentrate our efforts in the eastern Prairie Pothole Region of South Dakota. With large corn and beans fields, along with pastures and countless water sources, this area is a waterfowlers dream. A lot of the snow geese tend to slow down a bit and put on the feed bags when they get to this area of the midwest. Lots of birds stick around late into the spring season along with some good late juvie pushes. We utilize pits, A-frames, and layout blinds when we are in South Dakota. Your guide will meet you in the morning at a predetermined location, collect money, then head to the field. Once in the field, after your guide does a few spread adjustments and turns on electronic callers, your hunt will start. The average day in the field is 10-30 birds. 50-100+ bird days happen as well but are less common. 0-10 bird days can still happen as it is still HUNTING.