Canadian Waterfowl Hunting CME
September 19–25, 2027

Join Wild Med Adventures for a 6-night wilderness medicine and waterfowl hunting experience in the legendary hunting grounds of Saskatchewan, Canada. This unique CME expedition combines world-class duck, goose, and Sandhill Crane hunting with practical wilderness medicine education delivered in the environments where these skills matter most. Participants will spend four days in the field enjoying up to eight guided hunts, while earning valuable continuing medical education credits and FAWM credit eligibility.

Based at Lucky Lake Outfitters, this course blends hands-on learning, evening lectures, and authentic Canadian hunting culture with exceptional hospitality, excellent food and beverages, and the camaraderie that develops when like-minded professionals share meaningful experiences in the outdoors. Whether you're pursuing wilderness medicine training, expanding your hunting knowledge, or simply looking for an unforgettable adventure, this trip delivers a rare combination of education, challenge, and connection.

Participants will learn practical approaches to assessment, stabilization, evacuation, and management of common hunting-related illnesses and injuries while working alongside experienced faculty and local hunting guides. With guns, ammunition, licenses, lodging, meals, and guided hunts included, this is a fully supported experience designed to maximize both learning and adventure.

If you've been looking for a CME experience that combines world-class hunting, meaningful education, and unforgettable camaraderie in one of North America's premier waterfowl destinations, this is it.

This expedition is designed for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and medical professionals who want to combine a world-class Canadian waterfowl-hunting experience with practical wilderness-medicine education. Whether you're pursuing CME, FAWM credits, or simply seeking an unforgettable week in the field, this trip is built for those who enjoy learning through adventure.

This is a tight-knit, small-group experience built around mutual respect, shared effort, and teamwork. Participants often form lasting friendships and return for future expeditions.

If you value challenge, camaraderie, and learning by doing — you’ll fit right in.

For a week, you'll immerse yourself in the legendary waterfowl country of Saskatchewan, pursuing ducks, geese, and Sandhill Cranes across vast prairie landscapes while learning practical wilderness medicine from experienced faculty. Days are spent in the field with expert guides, evenings are filled with great food, stories, laughter, and engaging discussions, and somewhere along the way a group of strangers becomes a group of friends.

Few places on earth offer the combination of bird numbers, hunting tradition, and wide-open landscapes found in Saskatchewan. From early morning setups to flights of ducks, geese, and cranes crossing the prairie sky, every hunt offers something different.

With experienced local guides handling the logistics and Wild Med Adventures creating the educational experience around it, participants can focus on enjoying exceptional hunting, building new friendships, and making the most of every day in the field.

Wilderness medicine education is woven naturally into the journey. Wild Med Adventures faculty deliver hands-on, practical CME sessions focused on real injuries and real decision-making — taught in the same environments where these skills matter most.

The balance keeps things challenging, fun, and sustainable across the entire expedition.

Yes, you’ll earn CME credits — but more importantly, you’ll leave having:

6 Nights / 7 Days
Saskatoon Lucky Lake Saskatoon

A week of world-class waterfowl hunting, wilderness medicine education, and unforgettable camaraderie in the heart of Saskatchewan's legendary hunting country. Each day blends guided hunting experiences with practical CME education taught in a relaxed, engaging environment.

Saskatoon Lucky Lake

Lucky Lake, Saskatchewan

Lucky Lake Saskatoon

Participants are responsible for booking their own airfare to and from Saskatchewan. Ground transportation between Saskatoon and Lucky Lake is included as outlined in the itinerary.

Delegates should be vaccinated appropriately - Please see CDC recommendations for visiting, click here.

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After completing this course, participants will be able to:

    •    ACCME Statement: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint providership of the Wilderness Medical Society and Wild Med Adventures, LLC. The Wilderness Medical Society is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

    •    The Wilderness Medical Society designates this educational activity for a maximum of 13 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM. Each physician should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

    •    All educational content presented in this activity has been reviewed and validated as appropriate in keeping with sound scientific principles.

Contact our team for the current trip leader information.

Educational instruction is provided by the Wild Med Adventures faculty, who are responsible solely for the medical education and CME components of this course.

Hunting logistics, field operations, and guiding services are provided by Lucky Lake Outfitters and their experienced team of hunting professionals.

Wild Med Adventures faculty are not hunting guides and are not responsible for hunting operations, field conditions, firearms use, or participant hunting decisions.

Instructors and faculty may change based on availability.

Full payment is due 90 days prior to the course start date.
A $500 late fee will be added for payments received after this deadline, or your spot may be forfeited.

Participants should carry appropriate medical insurance and are strongly encouraged to purchase comprehensive travel insurance for this trip.

Travel delays, weather events, lost baggage, and unexpected medical issues can occur on any adventure. Appropriate coverage helps protect your investment and provides peace of mind while traveling internationally.

Participation in this expedition involves guided waterfowl hunting, firearms use, outdoor recreation, and travel in remote areas of Saskatchewan, Canada. Activities may include prolonged time in the field, uneven terrain, changing weather conditions, transportation to hunting locations, and limited access to immediate medical care. Such activities inherently involve risk, including but not limited to personal injury, illness, firearm-related incidents, environmental exposure, property damage, equipment loss, evacuation delays, and travel disruption.

Participants are solely responsible for their own actions, decisions, conduct, and safe handling of equipment at all times.

Wild Med Adventures faculty provide medical education only and do not provide hunting instruction, firearm supervision, guide services, or hunting safety oversight. Hunting logistics, field operations, and hunting leadership are provided by Lucky Lake Outfitters and their guiding staff. Wild Med Adventures and its faculty are not responsible for hunting conditions, firearm operation, participant hunting behavior, or field decisions made during hunting activities.

This expedition requires a reasonable level of physical fitness and the ability to participate safely in outdoor hunting activities over multiple consecutive days. Participants are responsible for evaluating their own physical condition, hunting ability, and medical readiness prior to participation. Participation may not be appropriate for individuals unable to tolerate prolonged outdoor activity, varying weather conditions, or the physical demands associated with hunting environments.

Participants are responsible for obtaining and maintaining appropriate insurance coverage for the duration of the trip. Personal medical insurance is strongly recommended. Travel insurance is also strongly recommended to protect against trip interruption, travel delays, missed connections, weather-related disruptions, lost baggage, and other unforeseen circumstances. Participants are solely responsible for understanding the terms and limitations of their coverage.

Participants are responsible for securing all required travel documentation, including a valid passport and any documents required for entry into Canada. Entry requirements vary by nationality and are subject to change. Participants are responsible for ensuring compliance with all applicable travel, customs, hunting, and firearm-related regulations prior to departure.

By enrolling in and participating in this expedition, participants acknowledge and accept the inherent risks associated with hunting activities, firearms use, wilderness travel, outdoor recreation, and remote-area activities, and agree to assume responsibility for their participation.