BC Lynx Hunt 2x1 '25

Lynx are quite prevalent in British Columbia. The key to a strong lynx population is a strong snowshoe hare population. Don has both. With high numbers of lynx in his territory, your predator hunt will focus primarily on lynx. Hunters will leave camp each day setting up near tracks and sign along logging roads, creek bottoms, and old growth timber transition areas. Electronic calls will be used to attract and draw lynx into range. It is not unusual to harvest a lynx at 50 yards… often they are much closer. In addition to hunting lynx, hunters have the opportunity to hunt over bait for coyotes and an occasional wolf. You’ll watch as they approach the bait station and you’ll be able to take pictures right from the cabin window. When ready, you’ll step outside onto the cabin’s covered deck for an opportunity to harvest one at 200 yards. Between predator hunts, you will join Don on his trapline. You’ll leave the cabin on snowmobiles and follow Don as he checks each trap for furbearing animals including marten, fisher, ermine, lynx, wolverine, wolves, and coyotes. Experience the beauty of the British Columbia wilderness. Feel the excitement while snowmobiling along the trail in anticipation of each furbearing animal harvested. You’ll want to be sure to have a camera along too because the winter scenery is breathtaking.