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 still very good in the extremely remote and hard-to-access central region of the territory.
Our caribou camps are done in a "spike camp" style and located on massive lakes that are natural barriers to the migrating caribou. The huge lakes provide us with the ability to use small boats/skiffs to travel many miles each day in search of the caribou herds. And, the lakes are filled with incredible fishing for all of our clients to take advantage of each day. These spike camps are easy to move, and we can stay with the caribou if they start to migrate. Hunters will find the adventure-style camps basic but necessary to be nimble and stay on the caribou. "Light and Fast" - sheep hunting style!
Because of reduced tag numbers we only get a handful of caribou tags for each season. We will be offering spots for four hunters each week in August into early September, and all hunts will be guided 2:1. Hunters must be in good condition and able to hike.
Please call our office at 1-800-303-1304 for more information on these awesome hunts.
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