

The Art of the Hunt
Our mission is to provide exceptional waterfowl hunting experiences rooted in stewardship, tradition, and a deep respect for the outdoors. We are committed to sharing the knowledge, passion, and experiences that come from a lifetime spent in the field while creating memorable hunts for every guest who joins us.
We believe great waterfowl guiding is about more than putting birds in the air. It is about understanding the land and water, respecting the resource, practicing responsible conservation, and leaving the places we hunt better than we found them. Through ethical hunting practices, responsible land stewardship, and a commitment to conservation, we strive to protect the traditions and habitats that make waterfowl hunting possible for generations to come.
Above all, we aim to deliver an experience that connects people to the outdoors—one that is challenging, authentic, and memorable long after the hunt is over.
THE GUIDES

GRANT PARKIN

field master
REED GORDON
GRANT PARKIN
FIELD MASTER
Idaho Native, born and raised with a shotgun in his hands and mud on his boots, waterfowl hunting isn't just a seasonal hobby for Grant—it’s a lifelong obsession. Since the age of seven, he has spent countless days in the marsh, and for the last five seasons. With more than 15 years in the field, his pursuit has taken him across numerous states and into Canada, tracking migrations, scouting private grounds, and mastering the subtle details that make a hunt truly legendary.
Over the years, his mission has grown far beyond simply filling limits. As a professional duck and goose caller, he takes deep pride in doing things the right way—putting in the extra work, reading the birds, and finishing them right in the decoys for the close-range action that makes waterfowl hunting so memorable.
Grant is dedicated to creating authentic, high-energy outdoor experiences that stay with his clients for a lifetime. Whether they’re there to watch working birds drop into the spread or simply share a cold morning in the field with good company, his commitment is the same: deliver an elite, top-tier hunt that clients will be talking about for years to come.
Texas born and Mississippi native, Reed was raised within the professional waterfowl hunting community, surrounded from an early age by the traditions, discipline, and stewardship that define responsible wildlife pursuits. His foundation was built in the fields and wetlands stretching from Texas to North Dakota, where he learned that successful waterfowl management is about far more than the hunt.
Reed has been hunting since the age of five, introduced to the outdoors by his father, a generational duck and goose guide and published wildlife author. Under his father's guidance, Reed learned to read weather and migration patterns, understand waterfowl behavior, recognize quality habitat, and appreciate the intricate relationship between healthy land and thriving wildlife.
That combination of education, heritage, and firsthand experience drives his passion for the outdoors. He approaches every pursuit with the same professional standard: preparation, attention to detail, respect for the resource, and a commitment to doing things the right way. His perspective is shaped by a legacy of wildlife professionals, but strengthened by his own years of experience managing land, pursuing waterfowl, and learning from the environments he works in.