Ken Kralick

November 25, 2011 by Ken Kralick

The weather on November 20th forced a lot of birds into the Rochester area. We are now holding between 15,000 and 25,000 geese, including a lot of cacklers and greater Canadian geese.

November 29, 2009 by Ken Kralick

The colder weather is pushing birds into Rochester in good numbers. We had success over the weekend with some limits being taken around the city. The birds are getting wary as the season progresses and this is the time of year when our high-quality fields pay huge dividends.

October 21, 2009 by Ken Kralick

We get a lot of questions about how to flag Canada Geese and it's finally time we show you what we're talking about. Now we can finally SHOW you what we're talking about. In this video you'll hear one guy calling and 2 guys are flagging with 2 different types of Flagman flags. We like to mix it up a little so they don't see the same old thing all the time.

August 24, 2009 by Ken Kralick

Premier Flight is now on Facebook! Do a quick search for Premier Flight Guide Service and you will find our page. Become a fan and suggest it to your friends. We will be posting our blog updates on the Facebook page this season.

November 09, 2008 by Ken Kralick

We saw a big migration of birds over the weekend with the cold weather pushing them south. Our guided hunters had no problem on Saturday and Sunday - shooting limits and near limits from our fields on the west side of town.

November 07, 2008 by Ken Kralick

It's official, the snow goose migration has started. Shallow ponds and small lakes are freezing up throughout Canada and the northern states. Now we are hearing multiple reports of snow geese around Western Minnesota and Eastern South Dakota.

November 06, 2008 by Ken Kralick

We try hard to continue building the informative content of our website. It's not just about taking clients out on a guide hunt for us - we also want you to learn about what we do so you can do it yourself down the road!

October 27, 2008 by Ken Kralick

A heavy front blew into the area Saturday night and it really stirred the pot for Sunday morning hunts. The forecast was for winds out of the NW at 20-30 MPH with gusts to 50 MPH - snow flurries were possible.

October 27, 2008 by Ken Kralick

Friends of ours spent the weekend hunting geese in in North Dakota over the weekend and saw the first Snow Geese of the season! They were completely surprised when a small flock of juvenile snow geese buzzed their decoys in morning.

October 27, 2008 by Ken Kralick

We had 3 unguided hunters today and they were successful shooting 4 birds. Birds were sluggish in morning but flew well in afternoon. The hunting has certainly picked up this last week, great time to get down and enjoy a hunt.

October 26, 2008 by Ken Kralick

There are a lot of new birds in the area and we saw our fair share! Saturday was clear and windy the entire day. We weren't sure what to expect with the cold, clear skies but it proved to be a successful day.

October 24, 2008 by Ken Kralick

Join Bill Urseth and Trevor Goudy in a late season hunt for a giant Canadian goose in Rochester, MN. We guided Bill and Trevor on a late season hunt were they had all the opportunities for giant Canadian geese that we could throw at them.

October 23, 2008 by Ken Kralick

We had 6 people out today and had a great day of goose hunting. We had several small flocks come in and had our 12 bird limits by 8:30.

October 18, 2008 by Ken Kralick

Two of our hunters ventured away from the Rochester basin on Saturday to chase ducks in the rivers just East of Rochester, Minnesota. The goose hunting in the Rochester area has been strong but the duck hunting has been hit or miss in the fields.

October 15, 2008 by Ken Kralick

We get asked all the time, "What's so great about snow goose hunting?" The answer is simply, "Have you ever watched a snow goose tornado?"

October 09, 2008 by Ken Kralick

Water levels are hit or miss around SE Minnesota but there are plenty of ducks in the area. The MN DNR reports for Winona states: "Unusually good numbers of wigeon around, large rafts of coot, good numbers of wood ducks and teal."