All Inclusive hunt! Newfoundland’s southernmost herd of Woodland caribou boast numbers of over 60,000 animals. In amongst the herd there are many trophy class animals to be hunted and harvested. Mature males can weigh upwards of 500 lbs, feature quite impressive racks, and are mahagony in color. The rut transpires early October into mid-November. Our lodge at Chucks Pond is remote, public-free, with fly-in access only, and located in the pine martin ecological reserve.

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Wald Karibu

Includes wolf and fishing, $2,000 trophy fee for black bear if added Includes first antlered animal (moose or caribou) $5,000 trophy fee for 2nd antlered animal (moose or caribou) Hunting methods include 4×4 from base camp, horseback or fly-in backpack. Black bear can be hunted on any fall hunt on a trophy fee basis. The average antler spread of our moose is 45-55 inches with the occasional one reaching 60 inches. The vastness of our guide territory allows us to offer several different types of moose hunts without sacrificing the quality of the hunt or the quality of the moose. Out of base camp we can offer hunts for moose from 4×4, riverboat, tree-stand or on foot that can be tailored to anyone regardless of age or physical ability. Our caribou rival any in North America for trophy quality; however, we do not have the density in our area to offer too many exclusive caribou hunts. It is our preference to hunt caribou in combination with other species on backcountry horseback hunt. If you wish to hunt caribou as a single species you have to be prepared to spend a lot of time in the saddle traveling the high plateaus and ridges glassing for that big bull. All caribou harvested must be 5 points or better to ensure trophy quality. In the back country we can hunt for moose as a classic mountain horseback hunt or fly in by float plane and hunt moose from a remote drop camp.

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Tundra Karibu Elch

This hunt is for 1 Caribou all inclusive! Bear can be added on for an additional $1300 trophy fee. Available Archery Dates; August 29th - September 4th September 5th - September 11th

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Wald Karibu

Newfoundland is home for the Eastern Canadian Moose and we have the highest moose population per square mile than anywhere in North America. Newfoundland offers the prime habitat for the Moose to thrive in. Trophy Eastern Canadian Moose are bulls from 40-55 inches, in fact 40-50 inch bulls are quite common. Calling is our main method while hunting during prime time hours and then using high vantage areas to spot and glass animals during mid-day. Newfoundland is the only place in the world where Woodland Caribou species can be legally harvested. While the Caribou rifle hunting season in Newfoundland does not start until the second week of September, archery hunting precedes it by two weeks and continues through the regular season, allowing for prime caribou hunting, moose hunting and excellent stalking. Hunts are from Sunday to Sunday giving six full days of hunting on 2-on-1 basis. Fall Black Bear Hunt can be added to Moose or Caribou hunt for cost of license at $169.50 and a trophy fee of $1500.00 will be applied when a bear is harvested. Firearm declaration form will be provided to all clients for their guns to give to custom's agent. 6 hunting days / 7 nights package offer per hunter: $18,000. Rates are in US$.

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Wald Karibu Elch

Hunting prices are all-inclusive with no hidden costs or fees (includes all taxes). Special discounts may apply based on the number of hunters booking as a group. Ask us for a preferred group rate! Non-Hunting Guest ................................................$2,000 U.S.FINAL PAYMENT: Due before being flown into the hunting lodge. Our rates listed above will include: picking up hunters at the Stephenville airport or local hotel (and return after the hunting week). Staff will greet each hunter and provide local transportation – guaranteed – provided the hunter arrives at the pre-arranged date & time. Once in Newfoundland, your hunt will include the ‘bush flight’ into & out of our exclusive fly-in hunting lodge, your guide, full time cook. Our hunting lodge is located in Western Newfoundland, it is exclusive and accessible by aircraft only (meaning it is inaccessible to locals). We have been outfitting since 1969, and have secured a hunting territory bordering a large wilderness reserve. The Lodge is positioned on a beautifully sheltered lake with a long sandy beach at the headwaters of Fishells River. Guests will be flown into camp by our affiliated Commercial Chartered Floatplane (or Helicopter) arriving at this exclusive hunting location. This flight is included in your hunting price. In planning your hunt you will need to allow sufficient time for arrival & departure logistics.

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Quebec-Labrador Karibu

In the far north, among the rolling plateaus, live the largest of the Caribou species, the Mountain Caribou. Bulls can weigh up to 650 pounds and have heavy, dark coloured antlers and beautiful white manes. All caribou hunts will be 10 days in duration and will be spot and stalk in the northern part of our concession. These animals are found in good numbers, and with a steady population of resident animals, success rates are high. They can be hunted on their own or make an affordable add on to your Moose hunt. Caribou in our area live in gentler terrain then in many other regions and this hunt can be enjoyed by almost anybody. These hunts are all ATV supported and you will be staying in a remote cabin camp. Depending on weather or herd location there is a chance you will need to spike out occasionally, but this is rare. If you’re ready to add a Mountain Caribou to your trophy room, please contact us for available dates and get ready for a hunt you’ll never forget. Please note that we cannot control the weather. We will do everything possible to get you out hunting on schedule, but please be patient if adverse weather conditions delay charter flights. The pilots are only concerned with your safety. *Add on Black Bear for $180 U.S. license plus $1,500 U.S. trophy fee.

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Bergkaribu

We own 3 lodges sitting on the edges of the bay du Norde wilderness. Big game hunting for Woodland Caribou is allowable only in Newfoundland. We hunt the Middle Ridge herd management area 64 - the largest woodland caribou herd in the World, and the one with the highest proportion of trophy class animals. Large males, weighing upwards of 500 lbs. and sporting an impressive mahogany colored antlered crown is beautiful to see and a challenge to hunt. The mating period for caribou usually occurs during the period late September to first week of November. We have been 100% on Woodland Caribou for more than a decade and 90% of the woodland caribou taken here are record book specimens. Woodland caribou hunting is akin to moose hunting in that this caribou shares a large portion of its range with moose, and is relatively sedentary, making only short migrations to rutting range and winter range. Woodland caribou hunting is truly an enjoyable experience, and for us a premium big game hunting adventure. Each day of woodland caribou hunting begins with an early rise and a hearty breakfast. As with moose hunting, you will leave camp just as the dawn begins to show. We are located on the route followed by the famous British hunter and traveler John G. Millais who returned to Newfoundland in 1904 to hunt woodland caribou because of hunting stories he had been told previously while hunting elsewhere in Newfoundland. His account of his experiences was recorded in his book "Newfoundland and its untrodden ways." You will be able to hunt this same ground, virtually unchanged. Rifles of 30 caliber and loaded with 180 grain bullets are proven effective for woodland caribou hunting. WOODLAND CARIBOU HUNTING SUCCESS RATE = 100% (past Decade).

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Wald Karibu

Without a doubt our Mountain Caribou hunt is among the best in B.C. They can be hunted as Single Species or We can add them onto most of our hunts. In September the Caribou come from miles around to rut in our area. Hunters wishing to primarily target caribou can expect to see 300+ in a normal hunt. Even as an add on to our Moose hunts most hunters see between 30 – 50+ a day. Bulls harvested during the rut average between 320-380 honest B&C points with a couple bulls close to or exceeding 400 mark each year. Most of our bulls have beautiful white manes, with white markings often running all the way back to the hip. The success rate on our Caribou hunts is usually 100% and even as an add on to a moose hunt most hunters take both animals. Caribou are hunted by horseback and a few by Backpack for the right client; we typically ride to several vantage points each day until we find a bull that you like. In the meantime we will see lots of these amazing animals which will often come within 30 yards of our horses, making for some great photo opportunities. If Harvest fees are required you will need to pay these BEFORE you go to camp. NO PERSONAL CHECKS ARE ACCEPTED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES (Certified Bank, or Cash only) In the past we have had issue with this and trusting some (what we thought) were solid guys. Sorry for the inconvenience. 1x1 $22,000 ALL INCLUSIVE 2 x 1 Price $20,000 Deposit locks in your booking and on May 1st the year of the hunt final balance is due. Our world Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IKgvvci3z4

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Bergkaribu

Our hunt starts on Monday. If you are flying into Newfoundland via Deer Lake Regional Airport, plan to arrive on Saturday. We can arrange hotel bookings and you pay upon check-out. On Sunday, ground transportation will be provided to Peter Stride’s Pond, from where we fly you into Spruce Pond. On-site transportation is provided by boats and Argos. The use of boats allow us cross ponds to get to desired hunting grounds quickly and easily. Our boats are strategically placed to give guests easy access to prime hunting areas. The Argos are hardy vehicles ideally suited to get through the roughest terrain in the area, yet still be able to accommodate a guide, hunter and their animal. Moose is Newfoundland’s most popular big game animal and can weigh up to 1,200 lbs. With some of the highest moose populations in North America, it’s no wonder that Newfoundland is the destination for serious big game hunters. You will hunt from our main lodge or one of our spike camps. We mainly use spot and stalk technique. Let our experienced guides call out a moose on your next hunt with us. A combination of genetics, excellent habitat and very low hunting pressure make the Newfoundland Black Bear bigger than any of its North American cousins. The fall bear hunt starts the second week of September and can be pursued in combination with moose, woodland caribou or both. Please note: This is offered as a stumble-on hunt only, with no baits. The Woodland Caribou inhabiting Newfoundland are the southernmost on the continent and this is the only place in the world where this species can be legally harvested. Attention Hunters: Because of declining animal populations, Newfoundland outfitters have had their licence allocations reduced. As a result we have an extremely limited number of caribou licences available and these are sold on a first-come basis.

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Wald Karibu Schwarzbär Elch

In the far north, among the rolling plateaus, live the largest of the Caribou species, the Mountain Caribou. Bulls can weigh up to 650 pounds and have heavy, dark coloured antlers and beautiful white manes. All caribou hunts will be 10 days in duration and will be spot and stalk in the northern part of our concession. These animals are found in good numbers, and with a steady population of resident animals, success rates are high. They can be hunted on their own or make an affordable add on to your Moose hunt. Caribou in our area live in gentler terrain then in many other regions and this hunt can be enjoyed by almost anybody. These hunts are all ATV supported and you will be staying in a remote cabin camp. Depending on weather or herd location there is a chance you will need to spike out occasionally, but this is rare. If you’re ready to add a Mountain Caribou to your trophy room, please contact us for available dates and get ready for a hunt you’ll never forget. Please note that we cannot control the weather. We will do everything possible to get you out hunting on schedule, but please be patient if adverse weather conditions delay charter flights. The pilots are only concerned with your safety. *Add on Black Bear for $180 U.S. license plus $1,500 U.S. trophy fee.

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Bergkaribu