Whether you have decided to chase antelope with a bow or with a rifle, you are going to have a great time hunting one of Wyoming's signature animals! Our archery antelope hunts are mainly based out of ground blinds and our rifle hunts are generally spot and stalk. Unless you would like to try something different, we are willing to try to accommodate your wants and needs! The hunt includes accommodations and transportation during your hunt, with meals, trophy and meat care also included. Your hunt price is for one guide for two hunters, one on one hunts can be arranged in advance. Seasons: Archery Antelope - August 15-31st Antelope Rifle - October 1st-31st Please note that this hunt requires draw license in Wyoming, please contact for exact drawing odds.

Bow Hunting Hunting From A Blind Stalking

Pronghorn antelope

Experience the excitement and exhilaration of a real Canadian bear hunt. With us you'll trek into the Alberta wilderness for a six-day camping and hunting adventure. While there, you will enjoy all the savage beauty of a Canadian forest filled with moose, deer, grizzly and black bears, and even wolves. If you've always wanted to experience hunting bears in the wilderness, our hunters will be happy to be your guides. You'll experience our North-Central Alberta, Canada, hunting zone, where there is little local pressure on the bears since it is a non-baiting zone. It is also a two-bear area, and even better, choosing this region for a black bear hunt gives you a chance of finding a color phase bear, since some of the rare colorings can only be found farther north. We also include a wolf license in the price of your hunt. Our hunts are six days long, from Monday to Saturday. We also provide a hotel room in Barrhead the Sunday night before the hunt and the Saturday night after the hunt. Hunting dates available: May 18 to May 23 - 4 spots May 25 to May 30 - sold out

Bow Hunting Rifle Hunting Stalking

Black bear Wolf

Trophy reindeer ranging from 350 SCI to 500 SCI These hunts take place in the Aleutians from late September to early November. Hunting will be conducted from the main lodge using ATV’s to get to the field and then stalking on foot for trophies. In some cases, a remote spike camp may be used depending on the location of the herd relative to the lodge. It is extremely important to note that this unique hunting adventure is only possible due to coordination with an organization that helps develop the Aleutian Islands for the benefit of the native citizens. In all cases, hunters are expected to show the native citizens and their customs respect. Each day you will go out into the field via ATV and glass for animals and once a trophy reindeer is located you will make the final stalk on foot. Hunters should be prepared for long rides on ATV’s (sometimes 20-30 miles per day) over variable terrain. The stalking part of the hunt can be quite challenging or fairly easy depending on where the animal is located and what the herd is doing. The more conditioning you can do in advance of your trip the better off you will be if you end up in a scenario where a trophy animal is difficult to approach. You should come prepared to deal with high winds, heavy rain and temperatures in the 30-50 degree range. Warm clothes that can be layered according to constantly changing conditions are a must Mother Nature reigns supreme in this part of the world – you must be prepared to deal with delays and changing plans depending on the weather. Days lost to inclement weather are not refunded, nor can the hunting trip be extended – this must be clearly understood before booking. Observers are welcomed at $5,500 per hunt this includes transportation to Aleutians from Anchorage Licenses are not required for the Reindeer hunts.  These animals are privately owned by the native citizens of the islands.

Bow Hunting Muzzleloader Rifle Hunting Stalking

Reindeer

We have the largest whitetail population in British Columbia We hunt a lot of farm land and use blinds and tree stands, for our late season hunts fully enclosed Igloo style blinds are used.

Bow Hunting Hunting From A Blind

White-tailed deer

We offer exceptional opportunities for Black Bears. Whether you prefer a Spring or Fall hunt, our 100% past record comes from preparation done well in advance of your arrival to our camp. Each pair of hunters will be provided with their own personal experienced guide. We offer tree stands or ground blinds. You will hunt the remote locations along the scenic shoreline of the Winnipeg River. Hunters have their choice of using a bow, muzzleloader or rifle. This all inclusive hunt is from Sunday to Sunday with hunting on Sunday of your arrival, including accommodation, along with fully guided world class fishing for Northern Pike, Walleye and Small-Mouth Bass. This will make your hunting vacation a memorable one.

Baiting Bow Hunting Hunting From A Blind Rifle Hunting

Black bear

Our spring bear hunting season runs from mid April through to mid June. Our black bear hunting areas contain many miles of logging roads and clear cuts. Our hunters have an excellent chance of success and are likely to see many black bears during the course of their guided hunt. Many a trophy black bear have been taken from this area. Hunters can harvest 2 black bear per year. Archery hunters are welcome.

Bow Hunting Rifle Hunting Stalking

Black bear

This is an amazing DIY Archery Elk Camp located in Southwestern Colorado. This camp drops you off into the middle of Elk Country, our groups in the past have always seen elk and got shot opportunities during their hunts. This camp also offers excellent mule deer hunting, if you have preference points and can draw a tag. You are able to drive into this camp via a private road but all hunting is on foot from there. This camp has 800 acres of private property to hunt as well as thousands of hard to access acres of non-motorized National Forest. This is a true DIY hunt, we take you into the camp help you get settled, provide a map or onx points of suggested hunting areas and then the rest is up to you. A unique feature of this camp is that you can glass a lot of country from camp and listen to them bugle at night. This camp is setup for groups of 4 at $1750 per person, groups of 3 at $2000 per person, groups of 2 or solo guys may book but may have to share a camp.

Bow Hunting Calling Stalking

Elk

We offer week-long guided moose hunts from our Newfoundland hunting camp located at Chucks pond. Our most common method of moose hunting is spot, stalk and calling. Newfoundland’s big game hunting season opens on the second Saturday of September. The moose number in our province are between 120,000 and 150,000 animals, with mature males weighing between 1000 and 1500 lbs. The rut begins throughout the last week of September and into much of October. Our hunts feature one guide per two hunters, with one-on-one guidance available upon request for additional $1000 USD. Our lodge at Chucks Pond is remote, public-free, with fly-in access only, and located in the pine martin ecological reserve. PACKAGE PRICE PER HUNTER: $6,000+$570 licence fee. A bear tag can be combined with any of our hunts. Once the bear is harvested a $500 trophy fee will be applied. Bear hunts are not baited and are incidental while hunting for moose or caribou. Please inquire for available dates.

Calling Rifle Hunting Stalking

Moose

The day typically starts by waking up at 4:00 am and we are leaving camp or town by 5:00 am, each client has his or her own guide with a pack of 10-12 seasoned hounds fitted with gps tracking collars, horses/mules,side-by-side 4x4 truck equipped with 2 way UHF radios for comunications etc.. The guide will begin looking for lion tracks that have crossed two track jeep trails, ranching and mining roads or horse and game trails that cross cut the large mountain ranges that the large predators call home . Once the guide or the hounds find the track , the guide will determine age of track and size and sex of the animal and will decide if it a animal we should pursue or not. We persue these predators by putting our hounds on the track. Most weeks there are two hunters in camp for the week, possibly three hunters. TEAM WORK After the first animal is harvested all efforts of the the guides with their hounds horses and equipment will be focused on getting the second hunter an animal. This becomes a team effort and has allowed us to harvest large numbers of exceptional lions over the decades of hunting we have under our belts. Whether it be snow or dry ground conditions, we are consistent in harvesting large numbers of trophy toms, even in the most difficult conditions. We credit this to thousands of hours afield in pursuit of these animals, exceptionally driven and talented dogs that have been selectively bred for one purpose; to surpass and surmount even the most difficult scenting conditions and terrain with ease, and the years of experience the pursuit of these incredibly tough animals have given us as guides to be able to handle any situation that may arise. Our snow hunts typically run from November 15- March 31st and our dry ground hunts can be conducted year round. Short notice hunts and last minute hunts are also welcome. Feel free to contact me at any time for openings.

Bow Hunting Rifle Hunting Stalking Walk Up With Dogs

Mountain lion / Puma

Our goal is to take six hunters each season on a 1-on-1 or 2-on-1 basis. This will keep pressure to a minimum and provides a more personalized hunt with the guide outfitter as your guide. This is a great hunt for excellent bears. The days are long and there are bears of all colours and sizes. The main method for hunting these big bruins is "spot and stalk". Allan has had great success this way and nothing is more exciting than harvesting a bear by this method. We hunt rifle or bow on approximately 3,700 square miles of area, in central British Columbia, Canada, giving us plenty of habitat to find bears. We like to keep our groups small, booking four hunters at a time, but will make exceptions for larger groups, if requested by the hunters. Bowhunters can arrange to have a bowhunting-only camp. Hunts are based on two hunters to one guide. One-on-one hunts or longer hunts are available. Please contact us to discuss your options. 7 day hunt. 1 day in/out, 5 days hunting. This is a fantastic spot and stalk hunt. You cannot go wrong. (Larger groups or non-hunters can be accommodated) Price DOES NOT include:  Hotel accommodation in Williams Lake prior to or after the completion of the hunt.    (This is sometimes necessary and advisable. Due to the remoteness of our camp, we do not pick up clients for afternoon or evening flights.  They will need to overnight in Williams Lake and we will pick them up in the morning and then make the trip out to camp during daylight hours.) $3000, second bear $1000 We would be willing to assess each request to see if we felt capable of fulfilling a disabled hunters needs.

Bow Hunting Rifle Hunting Stalking

Black bear