This particular hunt is done inside the park's boundaries from a remote lodge/cabins accessible only by floatplane. Hunters and guides use jet boats to travel the vast network of rivers, streams, and lakes to access the prime hunting locations. Returning to the main lodge/cabins every night at the end of the day. This area is a solid producer of bulls that average over 60" wide with heavy palms and big brow tines, with the largest bulls at or over 70" wide!
This hunt is a natural combination with a brown bear (coastal grizzly) hunting as the bears are on the salmon streams feeding on the fish as well as prowling the incredible blueberry patches that cover the area's mountainsides. The moose season in this area is September 5-15 every year and we run our packages September 2-16 to allow for an extra few days of brown bear hunting before the moose season opens.
Hyde County, North Carolina is widely considered the top destination for hunters in pursuit of the largest/heaviest bears possible. Hunting seasons take place in November and December when the bears have pristine hair quality and are concentrated on ...
As populations across much of the Arctic decline, we have now seen the closure of NWT and Quebec/Nunavik barren-ground caribou hunting seasons. However, while the closure of western Nunavut barren-ground caribou seasons has happened the hunting is st...
The ultimate whitetail hunt is found in the foothills of the eastern slope of the Bighorn Mountains. This is where you can see hundreds of deer in a single alfalfa field and look at over 20-30 bucks a day on average (if not a lot more) while covering...