This outfitter has been operating in the North for a very long time. The HFA team has had boots on the ground with this outfitter, and can vouche for their reputation and entire operation.
Hunting in Nunavut can take place in some of the most remote and pristine areas in the world. The opportunity to experience the tranquility and solitude of these areas can be a powerful and transformative experience. Overall, the excitement of the hunting experience in Nunavut is driven by the adventure, wildlife, cultural heritage, and hunting techniques that are unique to this region. Canada’s management system is designed to respond to the full suite of threats to polar bears and their conservation, including climate change. A sustainable harvest is implemented through agreements and quotas, involving local people and governments have been in place in Canada since the 1970’s. Harvest quotas are based on the principles of conservation and aboriginal subsistence hunting, and are not market-driven whatsoever. The actual harvest level of polar bears is often less than established quotas.
Nunavut, located in the Canadian Arctic, is a vast and beautiful region that is home to some of the most stunning and unique landscapes in the world. It's home to some of the largest and most impressive glaciers in the world, including the Penny Ice Cap on Baffin Island and the Barnes Ice Cap on the northernmost tip of the mainland. These glaciers are massive, covering hundreds of square kilometers, and are a stunning sight to behold.
All of their hunts are normally 10 days long on a 1 on 1 guide ratio (one guide and dog team to every one hunter) or 2 on 2 guide ratio if you choose to do so. The hunt ends when a polar bear is harvested, even if this happens in the first day or two. Canada’s Arctic is home to about 15,500 polar bears, consisting of two thirds of the world population. Canada is a proven world leader in the management, research, monitoring and conservation of polar bears and since 1975, the polar bear population has actually increased in Canada. Polar bears are long lived and wide ranging carnivores, with seals serving as their primary food source.
The hunting experience in Nunavut can be both thrilling and challenging, and can be a true adventure, with the chance to explore some very unique areas. It's home to a variety of wildlife species that are unique to the Arctic, including polar bears, arctic foxes, caribou, muskoxen, and walrus. These animals are well adapted to the harsh Arctic environment, and the thrill of encountering them in their natural habitat can be a highlight of the hunting experience. Hunting is an important cultural tradition among the Inuit people in Nunavut, and the opportunity to participate in a hunt can provide a deep and meaningful insight into the local culture and traditions. Learning about Inuit hunting methods, techniques, and traditions can be a fascinating and rewarding experience.
The Arctic skies in Nunavut are renowned for their spectacular displays of the Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis. This natural phenomenon occurs when charged particles from the sun collide with the Earth's atmosphere, creating an ethereal and ever-changing display of colors and patterns in the night sky. Nunavut is home to a wide range of wildlife species, including polar bears, Arctic foxes, caribou, muskoxen, and walrus. These animals are adapted to the harsh Arctic environment and are a testament to the resilience and beauty of life in the far north. The sea ice in Nunavut is a unique and beautiful feature of the Arctic landscape, providing a habitat for a lot of wildlife. The sea ice also creates stunning patterns and textures on the surface of the ocean, with its varying shades of blue, white, and gray.
It's also home to some of the most rugged and breathtaking mountains in North America, including the Torngat Mountains in the eastern part of the territory and the Baffin Mountains on Baffin Island. These mountains are characterized by their jagged peaks, deep valleys, and towering cliffs, and offer some of the best mountaineering and hiking opportunities in the world. Overall, the beauty of the Arctic in Nunavut is a testament to the power and majesty of nature, and provides a unique and awe-inspiring experience for visitors. From the glaciers and sea ice to the Northern Lights and wildlife, Nunavut is a place of unparalleled natural beauty and wonder.
The outfitter will provide complete client care on arrival into Canada. Clients benefit from their preferred airfare rates ranging from 30% to 60% in savings, so we suggest conversing direct with the outfitter before booking. Before your departure from home, you will receive a personalized travel and hunt itinerary.
NOTE: MARINE MAMMAL PROTECTION ACT: It is illegal to import polar bear trophies/skins, walrus tusks or skins or any part thereof into the United States or Mexico even when these items are exported under the authority of the CITES permit. It may be illegal to import walrus tusks to other countries as well. It is the responsibility of each hunter to check on laws governing Atlantic Walrus importation of their respective home countries.
TROPHY REPRODUCTIONS: For clients unable to bring trophies home due to regulations, trophy replicas can be made by any one of the outfitter's recommended taxidermists. See the photo gallery for sample replica's.
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