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Adventure Details
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Mountain Vista Goose is a DIY waterfowl property located just east of I-25 in Fort Collins. This property will have a 6-man pit for the 2024/25 season. The pit location will be shown in the Infinite Outdoors app. Hunters must stay within the hunting boundary but may use the remainder of the field to retrieve birds. This flyway is notorious for having large amounts of geese, and due to its urban proximity, hunters have greater opportunities to hunt less educated waterfowl. There are power lines on the south side of the hunting area, but birds can still fly over and into your spread. This area is within city limits, so all hunters please refer to the rules and regulations that will be emailed to you after booking. Any and all issues must be reported to Infinite Outdoors immediately. Hunters must abide by all state of Colorado regulations, including but not limited to, licensing, limits, and method of take.
The map shows parking and a driving route for dropping off decoys. While you can drive to the pit for drop-off please limit impact to the areas around the pit.
SPEEDING OVER 15mph ON PRIVATE ROADS WILL RESULT IN FINES.
This property provides hunting access to agriculture fields within city limits, drastically decreasing the pressure on these birds. Expect to see large flocks of geese flying over from local golf courses and agricultural fields off I-25 and onto Mountain Vista’s alfalfa fields. Being so close to these areas puts geese in the air all day, making Mountain Vista an excellent place to hunt. Lastly, nearby food and water sources make this a prime location to see a ton of geese and a handful of ducks every year.
1-Day Hunt
Provided pit blinds are built at the beginning of the season. Hunters are encouraged to spend a few minutes brushing in the blinds to keep them in quality condition and keep them well hidden from birds.
Reservation fees are processed at the time of booking and are non-refundable. All outdoorsman fees will process automatically, 48 hours prior to the hunt.
Cancellations must be made 48 hours or more prior to the adventure. Cancellations made within 48 hours will be subject to partial or full outdoorsman fee charges.
If there is a lapse in availability, please do not be discouraged to reach out to IO. All calendars are set and managed by landowners, and unavailability is set by them. However, IO is willing to reach out on your behalf, to check on available dates. Other reasons for unavailable dates include biologist recommended hunter/harvest quotas that landowners implement, as well as state season dates not being released.
You are not legally allowed to access the property, for any adventure, prior to your selected access day. If you try to access the property at all before your selected date(s), without prior approval from IO, you will be subject to trespassing and punishments therein.
Adventure Details
Reservation fee
$54.99
Price per person
$94.99
Total
$0.00
I was concerned when booking this hunt due to one of the recent reviews about access, cattle, and the electric fence. When I arrived the access point was clearly marked with flags and the map on the IO App was accurate to direct right to the blind. No problems accessing and I had a great time. I got the feeling that either the power lines were preventing the geese from flying closer or the property has been hunted hard. I was still able to get some shots, but was surprised by the amount of birds in neighboring fields.
Great property...Lots of geese
The pit was decent but has an entire cattle fence covering the pit which you would have to move off of both of the sections of the pit and move away from the pit to actually hunt without flairing the birds completely( they are extremely heavy)There are several electric cattle fences and I mean three cattle fences that are hot and there is no easy way to get around them had to have someone literally hold the cattle fences up over our vehicle after walking over a hundred yards to turn them off in the snow and In the dark there was no prior notice about the cattle fences in the e-mails or on the app…. Before the adventure I had to call infinite outdoors several times to figure out how to access the pit after being shocked by several electric cattle fences it took us over an hour just to get to the pit from entering the property.. it is not marked on the app or told to you prior to booking or after booking we struggled to get on to the property safely.. the pit has a very sketchy ladder to enter the pit (glad I brought my own) the pit was moved since the last few seasons to the back field on the property the access points on the app don’t mention that there are live electric cattle fences we had to walk several hundred yards In the snow early morning to find the boxes to turn the cattle fences off we ended up having to take a different route into the field to get to the pit because the cattle fences were live and there are 3 of them along the access point we ended up finally getting to the field after over an hour of trying to find the boxes and holding wires over a vehicle to get into the property and get set up…the property itself is good and in a good location but entering it was an absolute nightmare and there’s no prior notice to this( trust me we checked our emails and on the app to see if we were in the wrong and we weren’t.. if we would have known about the cattle fences and how to turn them off and how to get them to drop or at least slackline we would have been able to set up a lot earlier the overall experience was sad compared to the past few years. We’ve hunted this property several times in the past few years and it has never been this difficult to access. We were ready to give up and go home because of the weather and also because we ended up noticing a electric cattle fence down several hundred yards away and we rushed to get the cattle back towards the field they were originally feeding on and pounded the stake back in the ground to keep the cattle in the fenced area. We called infinite outdoors and spoke to Russel he was helpful to us and tried to make our experience as easy as possible but this was hands down the worst experience we’ve had with infinite outdoors and we’ve been members for several years before it got as popular as it is now. We ended up staying and getting almost a two man limit but the overall experience was not at all what we’ve experienced before using this platform it was very disappointing
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Russell F.
adminThank you for taking the time to share such a detailed review. We sincerely apologize for the difficulties you experienced accessing the property, and we’re truly sorry that your hunt started under those conditions. We did check in with the landowner the morning of your hunt, and they confirmed that the gate insulators on the fence were marked with bright flagging. After speaking with you on the phone that morning, we also added photos to the property listing of the fence access so future hunters have clearer guidance before arriving. We will have someone on-site this week to specifically check the pit lids, evaluate the ladder situation, and review the access route so we can correct anything that may be contributing to these issues. Thank you as well for taking the time to secure the downed fence and help keep the cattle contained we truly appreciate your respect for the land and the landowner. While we’re glad you were ultimately able to salvage the hunt, the frustrating experience you described is not reflective of what we want for our long-time members. We value your continued support over the years and will be using this feedback to improve clarity, communication, and on-property markings moving forward. If you have any additional details or suggestions that would help us make this property easier to access, we’d welcome the chance to hear them. Thank you again for your honesty and for giving us the opportunity to make this right.