Eastern WA guide recommendations

[Night goat]

I'm thinking of booking a guided goose hunt out in eastern wa this fall, figured I'd start looking now and book early. Looking for recommendations, we don't necessarily care if there's lodging, we can camp out if needed (got a wall tent), looking to put the hammer down on snows and honkers, and learn as much as we can in the process. I'm thinking about doing a multiple day hunt if possible, thought this is a great place to start and that I'd start planning now instead of mid December when we're frustrated lol 

[Bob33]

Here is a good reference.

https://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,284969.msg3877213.html#msg3877213

[Rainier10]

 

I’ve hunted with those guys for ducks, darks and snows. Always a great time even if the birds don’t cooperate. We drove over the night before and stay in a hotel in Moses lake. You could do the same thing between hunt days.

[CamoDup]

https://billsaunderscalls.com/guided-hunts/

[ducks4days]

Wingbeat Outfitters without a doubt. Josh and Kody hit it hard and treat people right. The rare bad hunt will result in make-up-days. The common hunt is 4-6 man limits before noon. Josh is a farmer and works on the plots or with the owners / farmers of all the fields they use, and keeps tight tabs on what birds are doing. I cant recommend their outfit highly enough.

https://www.wingbeatoutfitters.com/

[follow maggie]

I hunted with Ekternkamps once and it was great. I recommend them.

[Klickitatsteelie]

Big guns waterfowl adventures for sure for geese, Bill is a goose killing machine and has some prime fields in the basin with some amazing pits. If your after ducks I would Have to say Eagle lakes ranch. They hold more ducks than the rest of wa state.