7 Day Spring Black Bear Hunt 2025

Ontario, Canada
Warren Reinke
Canada
Response rate: 100%
Response time: within a week

More about us

Our company was established in 1953 and operates in 1 territory.
We pride ourselves on our high success rate and feel it is due to both our regimented annual baiting patterns – starting in the spring and continuing through the fall - along with our management of the resource, only taking a limited number of hunters each season allowing our bear population to increase each year.

About this hunt

We pride ourselves on our high success rate and feel it is due to both our regimented annual baiting patterns – starting in the spring and continuing through the fall, along with our management of the resource, and only taking a limited number of hunters each season allowing our bear population to increase each year. We only take a maximum of 4 hunters per week, for 6 weeks so that we are able to manage a successful bear hunt from year to year. After checking in and obtaining your hunting license, you will attend our Saturday evening hunter orientation meeting, where you’ll meet your hosts. You’ll learn how we operate our hunt and together choose a hunt location. We’ll then go over the scenarios and hunting regulations to prepare for the next day’s hunt. You will be guided to your stand, guaranteeing that you will be hunting over an active bait that we have been baiting prior to your arrival. You will be hunting from ladder stands. Most stands are within 20 minutes from the Lodge, so you don’t have to spend hours travelling to and from your stand each day. We have several baits accessible by 2wheel drive vehicles and some baits are accessible by ATV only, so bringing your ATV’s is a great asset to your wilderness experience! When it is time to hunt you follow your guide to your stand who will set up your bait. We do not want you to add any extra scent or change our feeding habits as this could shut the bait down. Bears become comfortable with our scent, but your new human scent at their dinner table will make the bears coming to that bait very wary. We currently are updating our stands with larger one and two person stands to increase the comfort of your hunt. We have 32 stands in place. If a bear is wounded and can’t be recovered this is deemed as a completed hunt. Please ensure all your equipment is proper working order. We have locations to test your firearms and archery equipment prior to the hunt as needed.
Guided
(Easy trip)
High Seat
Baiting
Hunting From a Blind
Bow Hunting
Rifle Hunting
Hunting season: May 24, 2025 - Jun 14, 2025
Best time for hunting: Jun 7, 2025 - Jun 14, 2025

Where you will hunt

Territory

Fence type: Not fenced
Territory size: 1000+

Where you will stay

Lodge

We offer 8 waterfront cabins overlooking beautiful Horwood Lake with wrap around decks and large patio doors. The cabins range in size from 1 room with 2 single beds, to larger cabins accommodating 10 beds. Each offers fully equipped kitchens with stove & refrigerator, 3 piece bathroom – including your own private shower & flush toilet, dishes, cutlery, pots & pans, glasses, dish soap, towels & face cloths. Bedding with sheets, pillows & blankets are all provided. We are 100% off grid and produce energy via solar power. For this reason we ask guests not to bring electric appliances.
Bathroom
Fridge
Ensuite shower
Internet
Quad biking
Sauna
Solar power

How to get there

Navigation guidelines

Directions From Toronto: Take Hwy 400 North to Hwy 69 (toward Sudbury) Travel North to Hwy 17 at Sudbury Turn West to Hwy 144 at Lively Turn North to the end of Hwy 144 (Gas up on Hwy. 144 in Chelmsford) At the end of Hwy 144, turn left on Hwy 101 West Follow Hwy. 101 West approximately 34 kms (21 miles) Turn Left onto Kenogaming Road Follow the signs to lodge – after 7 kms. (4 miles), stay right and continue on main road until crossing railway tracks, then turn right onto Pennisula Road for another 7 kms (5 miles) Horwood Lake Lodge entrance road on your left Note: From leaving the pavement at Hwy. 101, it is 34 kms of gravel road to our Lodge – please drive slowly with care and enjoy the beautiful scenery – watch for Moose and Bear! Directions From Sault Ste. Marie Follow Hwy 17 East towards Sudbury At Thessalon turn left on Hwy 129 North Near Chapleau turn right on to Hwy. 101 East Continue on Hwy. 101 East approximately 60 kms (45 miles) (Gas Up At Foleyet) Continue past the Horwood Lake Road signs (20 kms) until you come to Kenogaming Road. Turn right onto Kenogaming Road Follow the signs to lodge – after 7 kms. (4 miles), stay right and continue on main road until crossing railway tracks, then turn right onto Pennisula Road for another 7 kms (5 miles) Horwood Lake Lodge entrance road on your left Note: From leaving the pavement at Hwy. 101, it is 34 kms of gravel road to our Lodge – please drive slowly with care and enjoy the scenery – watch for Moose and Bear!
Transfer from airport: No
Transfer from railway: No

Other information

Gun rental: No
Vaccination required: No

Terms

Price includes

  • Accommodation
  • Transport on territory
  • Transfer from/to airport
  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Beverages/soft drinks
  • Use of 1-16′ Deep V boat with a motor
  • Pre baited stands

Price does NOT include

  • Field trophy preparation
  • Snacks
  • Hunting license
  • Gratuities
  • Alcoholic drinks
  • Ammunition
  • Guiding by PH

Cancellation

  • All deposits are non refundable
  • All Cancellations Must Have 60 Days Notice To Have Deposit Held For Following Year’s Reservation

Wounding

A wounded animal that can’t be recovered is deemed a completed hunt.

Payment

Deposit

C$550
Deposit deadline: 5 days after booking

Final payment

Paid onsite
CA$2,999

This price includes:

Daily rate for 7 days
1 hunter
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