I am a hands on hunter and this made this the perfect hunt for me. The guides were there to make certain I got a good bull and help me on all the items I would have had difficulty myself. They had access to the land, helped find and identify good animals, knew the countryside, caped out the animals much better then I could have done and then helped pack out! Our whole group tagged out on good mature animals, 100% success only because of these guys help! I still got to help cut and haul meat, pack out hides, antlers. Very nice hunting style camp without all the glamorous accommodations some might want. I prefer this more rustic style of a camp that still had some comforts to assist with hard days of hunting. (kerosene heater, mattress in a shelter out of the wind, etc.) Don't expect to eat like a king. Cereal in the mornings, you make your sandwiches for lunch and then they make some awesome, simple stews for supper out of the animals you harvest. Plan on walking for miles, packing meat and cold weather. Don't worry about getting too cold though because we kept moving a lot! I am from Wyoming and am used to some cold so I took four layers and most of the time I only had on two. The sleeping quarters got warmed up before bed and then cooled as the night progressed so I enjoyed my zero degree bag (Fahrenheit). And then of course the hostel in town where Erik is willing to let you stay before and after your hunt is a very comfortable stay.

The quality of the guides and food as well as accommodations are unmatched. I booked hunting trips both domestically as well as internationally. You would be hard-pressed to find a better outfitter period! The guides were hard-working and clearly worked hard to find all of the members of camp a bear. The methods were both semi guided in stands or blinds as well as predator calling bears. I truly can’t say enough positive things about this outfit. If you’re looking for a spring bear hunt, I would highly recommend this outfitter without reservation. Do yourself a favor and book this hunt now!

Another hunter and I spent several unforgettable days with Ignacio and his team. The hunt was well-organized, with excellent outfitters and service. I have extensive hunting experience in many countries in Europe, Africa, and Asia, so I can highly recommend Ignacio as a professional hunter. After we harvested our ibex, he was able to quickly organize a barbary sheep hunt for us. Ignacio found and arranged for videographers for us, and even paid their travel expenses without charging us a cent. It was a wonderful hunt, and I fell in love with the mountains even more!

Campbells High Caliber was excellent from start to finish on this goat hunt. I applied thinking there was no way I would draw on the first try, but I drew and the game was on. He was responsive to all my questions in preparation to the hunt. Derrick was a good host when we got to Alaska. Pete, my guide on the mountain, was awesome at what he does. We saw lot's of goats, Pete knew just where to go. We were in some tough terrain, and it was a grueling hunt, but I had a blast. I would recommend this hunt to anyone who is physically willing and able.

From the time Bennie picked me up from the airport the safari was everthing and more then what I was expecting. Great PH, tracker and staff, all very helpful and did what ever they could to make my trip great.

Todd did awesome pre scouting work and we were in elk almost everyday. Ended up shooting a 6x6 on the second day. Even if we wouldn’t have got a kill I would still recommend Todd. Extremely personable and knowledgeable.

This hunt was pretty fun. It’s always been a dream of mine to hunt in England. It was so beautiful out there. Oliver is a one of kind, super professional, but at the same time has such a good attitude. He’s an amazing hunter. He helped me stalk two bucks. Would recommend him to anyone who’s looking to have a once in a lifetime hunt. Thanks Oliver, you are the MAN!

Hunting with Alberta Wild was my first ever guided hunt experience. The owners (Rick & Derek) and their guides worked really hard for our group during the week long hunt. Unfortunately none of us tagged elk but I got close. We got shafted by the weather most of the week with very high winds which made calling for bulls almost impossible. This was not the guides fault as nobody can control the weather. This is a rugged hunt and your success and enjoyment will rely on your physical fitness. I hiked 87.9km total over the seven days. This was up and down rugged ridges and through steep drainages. Just know what you’re getting yourself into. The guys won’t put you in a position where you could get hurt or can’t physically get in/out somewhere due to poor physical fitness, and they pay close attention to how their clients are handling it. They can also take you to more open cut blocks which are easier to access. I got myself ready for this trip by working out and walking with a weighted pack for a number of months before the trip. The accommodations were excellent. Our group of hunters was in a large canvas wall tent with a stove and very comfortable cots. I ate like a king all week. I’d get up in the morning, eat breakfast, hunt all morning, come back to camp and eat to my hearts content for lunch. Then I’d nap, and hunt again for the evening. Once we got back, supper was always great. They have numerous snacks on standby when it’s not meal time and numerous choices for non-alcoholic drinks. You definitely won’t go hungry on this hunt. The hunting was tough but I enjoyed myself and learned a lot. On day five we hiked in close to a bull elk and his cows. The bull bugled multiple times at my guide who continued to call back at him. Eventually the bull stepped into partial view at ~120 yards and I had an opportunity for a good shot, but we had to confirm he was of legal size. I got to watch the bull destroy a tree with his antlers in anger that we were so close to his cows. By the time we could confirm he was of legal size to shoot (legal size is six points on one antler), the bull winded us and had moved into dense brush again, disappearing like a ghost. On day seven we got onto a bull early. We chased this bull for two hours through some extremely steep drainages. We got caught unexpectedly as the bull came back towards us looking for a fight. He was within 30 yards on the ridge above us. The bull made some of the loudest vocalizations I’ve ever heard an animal make. Loud barks and bugles echoed through the drainage around us. He caught our wind and disappeared over the next ridge. I never got a shot, but it was an incredible experience. If you’re doing the rifle hunt you should be ready for shots as close as 30 yards if you’re hunting down in the thick brush. If you’re up in some of the open cut blocks you could expect a shot up to 400 yards. The short of it is, be ready and proficient enough for close/long shots. Shooting sticks don’t really work here so be ready for free-hand/bracing against a tree in odd positions to make a shot. If you’re looking for an adventure then look no further than these guys.

Denise and Allan were great hosts. Accommodations and food were great. We hunted hard and made good use of the time and areas to hunt. Allan wasn’t afraid to try something new for our early hunt and he knew the area like the back of his hand. We hunted hard and filled our tags. Can’t wait to do it again

The accommodation was very well, the food was fantastic. We had bad weather nobody could expect to come, although the guides were incredible patient and passionate. Besides the weather we’re able to harvest 3 nice Bull Moose in 3 days. We had a thrilling week hunting in Newfoundland and nothing to regret.