The ultimate destination for Dall sheep hunters and especially clients looking to take 2-3 species of game in one trip is the Northwest Territories. The use of a helicopter to access the hunting areas and set up spike camps is time efficient and allows guides and hunters to start the next day "on the game" and then once a tag is filled with a trophy, relocate in a matter of hours (instead of days) to a new area and target another species.
The NWT has outstanding trophy quality in all three species of game and little to no resident hunting pressure, exclusive guide territories, and world-class hunting. The only downside is that it takes three years or more to get into a camp. Book way in advance to go to the NWT - call our office at 1-800-303-1304 for more information.
Our western Saskatchewan black bear hunts are done from remote cabin locations using UTVs and ATVs to access stand/blind locations deep in the bush country where well-established bait sites, monitored by trail cameras, are started and maintained thro...
While the Boone-Crockett Club defines any moose shot north of the U.S./Canadian border as a Canadian subspecies of moose, the Grand Slam Club and Safari Club recognize moose shot in an area of SE British Columbia and SW Alberta as Shiras moose. And w...
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...