Crane Guides

[Plannerman]

Anyone have a recommendation for crane Guides for 2-4 out-of-state hunters?? Can't shoot them here and looks like a fantastic time. Look good on the grill too.

 

[Birdman2]

Ribeye in the sky..

 

[BrownDogsCan2]

If you’re not set on Texas , crane wreckers out of Oklahoma is what a lot of people go with around here

 

[Plannerman]

Good to know....thanks for the info.

 

[remy3424]

I never realized shooting cranes was a thing.

 

[Goosemaster]

I never realized shooting cranes was a thing.

It's fun, but the one I ate wasn't good.

 

[Quailnerd]

It's fun, but the one I ate wasn't good.

I agree, it looks like a cut of beef but taste was not to my liking.

 

[Goosemaster]

I agree, it looks like a cut of beef but taste was not to my liking.

Not good eats.We had a flock of 1000 come in, it was spectacular in Saskatchewan.

 

[Golden Hour]

I never realized shooting cranes was a thing.

Big bird, decoys well. Seems like the YouTube waterfowlers really helped the practice gain in popularity over the past few years or maybe it was a reflection of growing popularity that more content providers started doing crane hunts. I'd like to eat one, but have no interest in hunting them. But I will say that watching the spring migration in the Kearney to Grand Island, NE area is pretty frigging sweet.

 

[Goosemaster]

Big bird, decoys well. Seems like the YouTube waterfowlers really helped the practice gain in popularity over the past few years or maybe it was a reflection of growing popularity that more content providers started doing crane hunts. I'd like to eat one, but have no interest in hunting them. But I will say that watching the spring migration in the Kearney to Grand Island, NE area is pretty frigging sweet.

They migrate in late October out of North Saskatchewan.

 

[Miforester]

Are they really that good to eat?

 

[Goosemaster]

Are they really that good to eat?

No!!!

 

[Gatzby]

Crane Wreckers in Ok if you don't mind leaving TX. I have hunted with Monte (one of the original owners) many times and he was a first rate guide for any fish or fowl. He is no longer guiding but I assume his partner is similar in skills.