Alex Kalden

Canada

Response rate: 62%

Response time: within a week

More about us

Our company was established in 1982 and operates in 1 territory.

We are a family run operation which has been in business since 1982. It was started by Peter Kalden at that time. His son, Alex, has been involved in the daily operations since the early 1990's and has taken over the operation in 2006. Our clients have come from all over the world, with the majority from the USA, Sweden and Germany.
We have always prided ourselves on remaining a relatively small operation that pays attention to each individual hunter's needs. Over the years, many of our guests have become close friends, as is evidenced by our large number of return clientele. Our current guides have also been a part of the operation for over a decade.

About this hunt

Warm clothing is highly recommended for this hunt, especially footwear and headgear. Even though our blinds are heated, the temperatures can get quite chilly should we have to do any tracking or walking to the blind. At times, we will also use ATV's to get to the blind, especially in the earlier part of the season when the frost hasn't set in yet and we can't get around everywhere with trucks. Expect daytime highs in the 10 to 35 F(-12 to +2C) range, with early mornings down to 0 F (-18C) or less. As an added attraction, hunters are allowed one Timber Wolf and Coyote on their deer license at no additional charge, and your deer license remains valid. A blaze orange hat and vest is required under Manitoba law. A rifle with of a minimum .270 Win caliber is recommended as our deer can weigh in excess of 300 lbs. Choose a caliber and rifle you feel comfortable shooting, rather than one which looks best from a ballistic standpoint. Distances can vary from close to as far as you feel comfortable shooting. As many hunters have varying comfort ranges, we have stands situated where the shots can be close or far. During the muzzleloader season, the caliber must be minimum .45.

Guided

(Regular trip)

High Seat

Hunting From a Blind

Bow Hunting

Rifle Hunting

Calling

Hunting season:

Aug 31, 2025 - Nov 30, 2025

OTC Tag available

Where you will hunt

Territory

Located directly on the Lake Manitoba

Fence type:	Not fenced
Territory size:	unknown
Languages spoken by staff:	English
Operating since:	1982 year

Entertainment services

Fishing

Where you will stay

Manitoba Hunting Lodge

Meals are served in the main lodge adjacent to cabin #1. Cabin #2 is a short drive from the main lodge at the end of the driveway. We generally use this cabin for those guests who have brought their own vehicle. For those needing a vehicle for the short commute, we will provide one free of charge. Cellular service is good at both cabins. There is free Wi-fi at the lodge. There is a land line at the main lodge which guests may use at any time, free of charge.

Solar power

Mobile network coverage

Internet

Fridge

Bathroom

How to get there

Navigation guidelines

Location Directions for those travelling up I-29 from North Dakota: You'll cross into Canada at Pembina, ND on I-29. Continue on highway 75 up to Winnipeg, about 60 miles. Next, take Highway 100 West around Winnipeg for about 20 miles until you reach the turn off to highway 6. Turn here onto 6 and travel north. You'll cross a large bridge after about 150 miles over the Fairford River. Continue about 8 miles on Hwy 6 and you'll see a green sign which says "Davis Point Road". Turn left (west) here and continue on Davis Point Road for 6 miles until you reach a stop sign. Turn left (south) at the stop sign and take the 2nd driveway on the right (west) after about 1 mile. This is the driveway to the lodge, which is about 1 mile long. We are located directly on the shore of Lake Manitoba.

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
Guiding by PH
Field trophy preparation
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
2:1 guide service

Price does NOT include

Fishing at the lake or nearby river during the later spring bear season and in fall, additional license fee of approximately $30.
8.5% sales tax
Approximately $300 US for a hunting license

Cancellation

Deposits are non refundable.

Wounding

Wounded animal: We will do our utmost to try and recover an animal that has been wounded and the hunter should be prepared to spend time with the guide(s) searching until it is found or conditions/sign negate any further efforts. If there is blood and the animal cannot be found, the hunter must pay a $500 fee if he wants to continue hunting.

Payment

Deposit

$1,500

Deposit deadline: 10 days after booking

Final payment

Paid onsite

Payment notes

A $1500 deposit is required to secure your booking. We accept personal checks, Paypal, e-transfer or cash. The balance for your whitetail deer hunt is due prior to arrival or via cash on arrival.

US$ 3,300

This price includes:

Daily rate for 7 days

1 hunter

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