This Alberta outfitter offers two-bears per hunter, and you hunt over bait with any weapon of choice, along with a very exciting spot and stalk option that is also available. This bear hunt is highly successful, touting an average that's over 150% on two bears, and the outfitter specifically focuses on mature boars with many of the bears reaching that magical 7’ mark! The outfitter has been guiding Alberta black bear hunts for over 25 years, and it’s a family affair with all three sons working in the family business. They have successfully guided hundreds of hunters, and they spend countless hours filming, photographing and observing the animals in their areas, and learning their habits and territories, all of which has contributed to their high success rates. They are experienced guides who are knowledgeable about their area, and all of the necessary variables are dialed in to provide what it takes to produce a top-notch hunt from start to finish.
They have a high population of black bears, which makes it an excellent destination for bear hunting all around, and the large number of bears in the area means that hunters have a good chance of encountering (above average) bears. This specific area of North Central Alberta definitely is known for producing large-bodied black bears, with some weighing between 400 and 500 pounds. Check out the trophy gallery and you'll see that it speaks for itself! With a very comfortable camp, exceptional bears, and over 50 active baits all season long, there are ample opportunities and selections.The unpredictability of the hunt and the potential for a close encounter with a bear repeatedly creates an exciting and memorable experience for hunters that keeps them coming back year after year.
The diverse terrain, including the boreal forests, brush country, and rivers, creates an exciting and challenging environment for hunters. The weather during the spring can be unpredictable, with a mix of cold and warm temperatures, and varying levels of precipitation. In general, temperatures in April and May range from 5 to 15 degrees Celsius (41 to 59 degrees Fahrenheit), with occasional cold snaps or warm spells. Precipitation levels can also vary, with some years experiencing higher levels of rainfall or snowfall than others. It's important for hunters to prepare for a range of weather conditions by packing clothing that can be layered for warmth and waterproof gear in case of rain or snow. In addition, the higher elevations where black bear hunting takes place can be colder and more prone to snowfall than lower elevations, so hunters should be prepared for cooler temperatures and changing weather conditions.
Overall, hunting black bear with this outfitter ion North Central Alberta is as good as it gets. The combination of abundant wildlife, beautiful scenery, experienced guides, an amazing camp, quantity and locations of active baits, a spot and stalk additional option, a seasoned outfitter, a100%+ success rate, and all of the other reasons mentioned above, makes it a unique and unforgettable hunting opportunity for anyone!
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