CARIBOU HUNTS

Quebec:

Hunt the Western Sector of Hudson's Bay with the Best Caribou Hunting System in Northern Quebec. New & Fully Equipped Outpost Camps have been Strategically Located Directly within the Main Migration Corridors of the Leaf River Caribou Herds. As Migrating Caribou Herds Leave their Summer and Calving Ranges, Located in the Northern Sectors of Hudson's Bay, They Migrate in a Southerly Direction Passing Through 4 Northern Outpost Territories. During the Months of August, September and October, the Caribou Regroup in these Outpost Sectors in Preparation for the Rut and Continue Their Migration South Towards Their James Bay Wintering Grounds. Over the Past 2 years there has been a Strong Increase in the Number of Record Caribou Harvested.

Aug.-Sept. Base Hunt - $5,995.00 (Includes Charter From Montreal)
Aug.-Sept. Base Hunt - $4,995.0 (If Drive to LG4)
Oct. Trophy Rut Hunt - $9,395.00

(Includes 2 Flyouts to Herds)
(High Success on Record Book Qualifiers)

Aug.-Sept. Housekeeping Hunt – $4,495.00
Nov.Winter Hunt (Nov. 14 - Dec. 4) - $1,620.00
Dec.Winter Hunt (Dec. 4 - Dec. 16) - $1,235.00
Dec.Winter Hunt (Dec. 16 - Jan. 18) - $875.00
Jan.Winter Hunt (Jan. 18 - Feb. 15) - $795.00

Yukon:

Hunt four different herds of Mountain Caribou, all of which produce tremendous trophies. Some hunts have as high as 50% B&C qualifiers and success is close to 100%.You can hunt on horseback,ATV and in late October by snowmobile depending on conditions. Hunts can be taken from August 1st to September 25th, or October 20th to October 31st. Hunt can also be combined with Moose, Goat and/or Grizzly.

7 Day Hunt (Aug. 24th - Sept. 13th) - $9,000.00
13 Day Hunt (Sept. 15th -Sept. 27th) - $17,000.00
5 Day Late Season Snowmobile Hunt (Oct. 26th-Oct.30th) - $8,500.00

Newfoundland:

Newfoundland is home to approximately 90,000 woodland caribou.These majestic animals roam wilderness areas of the island and are available on a limited quota basis to non-resident hunters through outfitters. This hunt utilizes both drive-in base camps or fly-in services to reach remote campsites where the great herds migrate each fall. All hunting is done on foot with one guide per hunter.Walking at times can be rough in this tundra country so being in good shape is recommended.Camp accommodations are fully equipped including a kitchen staff that prepares hearty meals. This hunt provides excellent success rates for bow and gun hunters on quality bulls.

6 Day Hunt - $4,000.00

(Can Harvest Black Bear for $500.00 Trophy Fee)

British Columbia:

Hunt the Cassiar and Rocky Mountain ranges of northern B.C.There are no roads and little hunting pressure in this isolated piece of Canadian wilderness. Horseback and backpack style hunting is the specialty here. With approximately 1.6 million acres and over 200 miles of established trails within the area, the hunting can be spread out over the entire area so that each hunter has a realistic opportunity of taking trophy class game. Mountain Caribou hunting is very good here.The hunts take place between mid-August through mid-October.The best hunting , because of the rut and their beautiful white capes, is from mi-September until October 15th.Many trophy bulls are harvested annually with the average bull scoring 350-360 B&C.Approximately 15% of the caribou taken will gross over 400 B&C. Hunters who are willing to turn down average bulls and hunt hard, have a realistic chance of taking a record class animal.

6 Day (1x1) Hunt – $7,000.00
6 Day (2x1) Hunt – $6,250.00
8 Day (1x1) Hunt – $8,000.00
8 Day (2x1) Hunt – $7,000.00

Manitoba:

Hunt Central Barrenground Caribou in one of the most remote fly-in regions of Manitoba.The Qamairjuaq herd migrate every year into northern Manitoba from their calving grounds in Nunavut.The herd is estimated at over 450,000 animals. Just opened to non-resident hunting in 1995, Manitoba only licenses 500 hunters per year (resident and non-resident) to hunt this herd.The quality of this herd is amazing with bulls averaging 335 B&C.The largest taken to date was a 402 B&C.The terrain here is tundra with a mix of rolling hills and small stands of spruce.This gives hunters the advantage of hunting by spotting & stalking instead of waiting for the animals to come to you.The camp is based on No-Name Lake,which straddles the Manitoba and Nunavut border and sits between two major migration routes.The camp consists of a mini-lodge and 8 tent cabins with electricity,wood heat, central shower house,generator and satellite phone. Hunt is conducted on foot or in 14-16 ft. boats with 20-25 horsepower engines.The fishing is excellent and hunters also have opportunities at ptarmigan and wolves.

6 Day Hunt - $6,395.00

Alaska:

Hunt on the north slope of Alaska's Brooks Range where the famous “Porcupine” Barren Ground Caribou herd resides. After arriving in Deadhorse,Alaska you will take a charter flight into the main base camp located in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge guide use area. From here you will fly out in a Super Cub to the herds.After setting up camp, your hunt will begin the next day. This is a fully guided trophy hunt harvesting strictly large bulls. Shooting opportunities are many, with most hunters taking home a truly nice bull.Wolf is also included with the purchase of a tag.

6 Day Hunt – $5,200.00

(Can harvest 2nd Bull for $2,500.00 Trophy Fee)