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Quebec:
Hunt the western sector of Hudson’s Bay with the
best caribou hunting system in Northern Quebec. New and fully
equipped outpost camps have been strategically located directly within the
main migration corridors of the leaf river caribou herds. As
migrating caribou herds leave their summer and calving ranges,
located in the northern sectors of Hudson’s Bay, they migrate in a
southerly direction passing through 4 northern outpost
territories. During the months of August, September and October, the
caribou regroup in these outpost sectors in preparation for the
rut and continue their migration south towards their James Bay
wintering grounds. Over the past 2 years there has been a strong
increase in the number of record caribou harvested.
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Aug.-Sept. Base Hunt – $4,995.00
(Includes Charter From Montreal)
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Aug.-Sept. Base Hunt – $3,995.00
(If Drive to LG4)
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Oct. Trophy Rut Hunt - $7,995.00
(Includes 2 Flyouts to Herds) High Success on Record Book Qualifiers
Alaska: Alaska #1:
Fully guided Alaskan caribou hunt in Units 17-19 of Mulchatna. Comfortable,
heated camps, great meals and 100% success on 2 bulls.
Alaska #2:
Aug. and Sept. Unguided, Outfitted Camps. 5 and 7 day hunts with
many different packages available including choice of regular or
deluxe camps. Can also include black bear & wolf on your
Alaskan caribou hunt.
Yukon:
Hunt 4 different herds of Mountain Caribou, All of
which have tremendous bulls. Good success on B&C Bulls. Hunt on
horseback, ATV’s & snowmobiles depending on conditions. Can
combo hunt with Moose, Goat and/or Grizzly.
Newfoundland:
Hunt Woodland Caribou from either drive-in base
camps or fly-in remote camps. This hunt offers quality
accommodations with fully equipped with bathrooms, wood stoves and
kitchen staff to prepare hearty meals. 100% Harvest rate on
quality Newfoundland caribou bulls.
Manitoba:
Hunt Central Barrenground Caribou in one of the
most remote fly-in regions of Manitoba. The Qamairjuaq Herd
migrate every year and are estimated at 450,000 animals. opened to
non-residents in 1995. Only 200 non-resident licensed hunters per
year. The Manitoba caribou bulls average 335 B&C with the
largest taken to date at 402 B&C. Combine hunt with 5 star
fishing.
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