This outfitting company has been in business for over 60 years, and is recognized as one of the best areas in the world for trophy hunting. Their area covers over 1500 square miles of pristine wilderness on the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains in northern British Columbia. Their reputation in the hunting world speaks for itself. They are recognized worldwide as a professional operation that goes the extra mile for its clients. The outfitter that manages this operation started out wrangling and packing and eventually guiding which he immediately took to. He and his family operate the business with nearly 20 other team members that makes the whole operation flow.
This horseback elk hunt is a "high-action" hunt! If you can ride a horse... you’re good to go on this hunt! There are a lot of elk, which proves year in and year out to be a 100% opportunity rate hunt, with a near 100% success rate on mature 6-point bulls. The average bull is a 6-point bull around 300 inches (see trophy gallery). Depending on open season, the hunter may also try for Elk, Moose, Caribou, Goat, Black Bear, Mule Deer and Wolves.
They hunt the month of September through to the middle of October, typically ending the season around the 10th. If hunting with a rifle, bulls must have 6 points on at least one side, and if hunting with a bow, bulls must have at least 3-points on one side. As stated before, this is a great hunt with really good numbers of elk. At the peak of the rut, the outfitter has experienced some pretty special days calling in numbers like 10 to 15 bulls.... before lunch-time! Although not the norm... that gives you an idea of what kind of area this is!
The main lodge is an eight bedroom facility with two baths, running water, electricity, wireless internet service, sauna and hot tub. It also has a satellite phone and a 3000' air strip. They have seven more fully equipped base camps throughout their territory, so no matter where you are hunting you will be staying in a cabin or lodge.
The hunting area covers approximately 300 miles and services numerous camps. The base camps are each equipped with a cookhouse, hunters’ cabins, guides’ cabin, walk-in coolers, shower and wash house as well as smaller support buildings. The base camps are serviced by air, have radio communication and a minimum 2000' air strip.
All of their pack and saddle horses are quiet natured and in excellent condition. They are true mountain horses as they live in the mountains year round. Their packing and camping equipment is top of the line and well maintained, and there is plenty of good, wholesome food to satisfy any size appetite!
The pricing for this hunt is listed below. Black Bear and Wolves are included in all hunts and there is no additional charge for harvesting them. Additional primary species may be harvested on this hunt with trophy fees due upon harvest. See trophy fee section.
Non-hunters are welcome to join on each hunt as well.
If you choose to leave your hunt early and the outfitter needs to arrange travel ahead of schedule, a $1,600 (USD) fee will be applieddue.
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