Whitetail Hunting

We hunt in a territory that has experienced extremely low hunting pressure for the past 10 years. The Whitetail have been virtually free to roam the territory without risk of being shot. That means we have a strong population of healthy trophy Whitetail waiting for you. Located on the forest fringe, we hunt a mix of farmland-edge sites as well as some locations in deeper bush. This provides Whitetail tail a number of available food sources and protection from harsh weather when needed for a strong and healthy deer population. Thanks to our pre-season scouting efforts, we have been able to determine the best potential locations for our blinds and bait stands. We seek out the trails and corridors where the deer most often travel, always on the lookout for the bucks eager to follow the does to the bait sites. We rotate our hunters between tree stands to the most active stands ensuring the highest probability of shooting a trophy animal. Our stands are heated stands. When requested by the hunter, we will position the hunter in a heated ground blind. We will have approximately 20 bait sites actively being maintained throughout the season. We make extensive use of trail cams, reviewing images from our 15 Tactacams on a daily basis. For our fall Whitetail season, we have 25 Whitetail Deer tags and 25 wolf tags. We operate with 2 hunters per guide. We take a max of 5 hunters per group. The hunt day starts early with breakfast provided at camp and then hunters will be taken to their stands by ATV before shooting time. We want you to be in the stand before first light with the guide and ATV cleared out before legal shooting time. You will have a heater available in your stand so you can enjoy your bagged lunch and hunt until dark. You will be picked up by your guide with ATV and driven back to the lodge for a home cooked meal.