PLEASE NOTE: Polar bear and walrus are not importable into the USA
This outfitter has been operating in the North for over 25 years and has established deep-rooted relationships with the local indigenous people. Successfully providing excursions for clients for two and a half decades, this outfitter has the arctic covered when it comes to hunting the numerous species the land provides. They offer guided hunts for Central Canadian Barren Ground Caribou, Muskox, Arctic Grizzly Bear, Polar Bear, Wolf, and Wolverine. They offer their hunts as Fall & Spring season hunts, as well as what they would consider it as a summer hunt in August. The pursuit is performed by way of boats, snowmobile's, and/or dog teams & sleds.
These Polar Bear hunting opportunities are in the Northernmost territory of Canada, where the magic of the Arctic awaits! Prepare for an experience like no other as you embark on a hunting expedition in one of the planet's last great wildernesses. Leave no stone unturned as you venture into the Arctic with the guidance of seasoned local experts. The outfitter and guides are not just professionals; they're storytellers, historians, and guardians of the land. With their expertise, you'll delve deep into the Arctic's secrets and unlock unforgettable moments. You'll be able to experience the warmth of Inuit hospitality as you connect with local communities along your journey. Listen to ancient tales around the campfire, taste traditional delicacies, and gain insight into the rich cultural heritage of the Arctic's indigenous peoples.
Past clients say that it's amazing to feel your heart race as you track polar bears across the vast, snow-covered expanse of the Arctic. Each step brings you closer to the thrill of the hunt, where patience and skill are rewarded with the ultimate prize. It's a journey that will test your mettle and leave you breathless with anticipation. Freeze time with your camera as you capture the raw beauty of the Arctic landscape. From the majestic polar bear to the dancing Northern Lights, every moment is a masterpiece waiting to be immortalized. These are memories that you'll treasure for a lifetime. Their commitment to responsible hunting extends beyond the thrill of the chase as well. By participating in regulated hunting practices, you become a guardian of the Arctic's delicate ecosystem. Your contribution ensures that future generations will have the opportunity to experience the wonder of this pristine wilderness.
This area is in high demand for hunters all across the globe, especially those pursuing the North America Super Slam. This outfitter has played a part in many super slam hunts over the years and understands how important it is for these trips to be successful. This is a true step into the pristine wilderness of Nunavut and embark on an unforgettable caribou hunting expedition!
As stewards of the land, this outfitter recognizes the importance of responsible hunting practices and conservation efforts. By participating in sustainable harvests and respecting caribou habitat, we all ensure that future generations can continue to enjoy the beauty and bounty of the Arctic wilderness.
AUGUST HUNTS:
For the August vessel-based hunts, clients will overnight in Winnipeg the night before and then take a domestic flight the following day. All flights for the village depart from Winnipeg in the morning. Returning flights from the village to Winnipeg depart in the afternoon and arrive in Winnipeg in the evening. Upon arrival in the village, the hunter will be picked up at the airport by the outfitter. They will drive the hunter to the hotel for an overnight stay (Approximately $300 per night per person). During the evening, the hunter will buy his hunting license, and discuss last minute details.
The morning after, the hunter and his guides will travel 40 to 60 km by boat towards designated island where both walrus and polar bear are present. While traveling they will glass the island for good trophies and once a trophy is spotted the hunter and guide will go to shore within a reasonable distance from the animal and begin the stalk. It is possible that both species are close to each other but also possible that they are not. The hunter will stay in a cabin or tent camp all depending where the animals are located. The hunt is 10 days.
Meals consist of commercially prepared soups, commercial meats (sometimes wild meat and char is possible), snacks (chocolate bars, etc). If hunter has personal preferences such as nuts and dry fruits, he should bring along with him. Water, coffee, tea and powder juices are supplied. In the Arctic not all food is available. No liquor allowed.
For the Fall and Spring hunts, all flights for the village depart from Ottawa or Winnipeg depending of the village where the hunt will take place. The flights leave in the morning and arrive in the village late afternoon. Upon arrival in the village, the hunter will be picked up at the airport by the guide. They will drive the hunter to the hotel for an overnight stay. During the evening, you will buy your license, and discuss last minute details.
The morning after, the hunter and his guides will leave town for a 10 days hunt with (ATV) all terrain vehicle or snowmobiles. The area in which the hunter will be hunting may vary between 10 to 100 miles away from the town. It should take about 8 hours to reach destination. During the traveling, if they come across a fresh large track, the hunter and the team may decide to follow it. There will be frequent stops for hot tea and snacks. Along the way, depending on the situation, the guides will decide to stay overnight in a wooden camp (5 x 5 meters) and prepare hot meals; or to settle a tent camp.
From the morning after, the hunter will be glassing for bear. When a bear is spotted, the hunter and guide/dog team will stalk/approach bear on foot.
Meals consist of commercially prepared soups, commercial meats (sometimes wild meat and char is possible), snacks (chocolate bars, etc). If hunter has personal preferences such as nuts and dry fruits, he should bring along with him. Water, coffee, tea and powder juices are supplied. In the Arctic not all food is available. No liquor allowed.
SPRING HUNTS:
Spring Hunts include one Polar Bear tag, 10 full days of hunting, Transportation during the hunt (snowmobile, dogs sleigh or all terrain
vehicle/ATV), Tent camp and meals during the hunt outside the village, C.I.T.E.S. and all legal export documents, First preparation of the skin (skinning and freezing), Taxes
Spring hunts do not include the hunting license and trophy fee $1375 Cad (payable before the hunt), Accommodations in Ottawa or Montreal, Accommodations in the village, before and after the hunt or due to inclement weather, Domestic flight from Ottawa to the Arctic and back, Extra day of hunting ($600 Can per day), Taxidermy and bleaching of skull, Transportation fee of the Polar Bear skin to Montreal, Notarized invitation for Visa, if necessary ($150 Can), Non-hunter: $7,000 Can + taxes (5%) under the same conditions, Rental of a or snowmobile: $400 Can per day (applicable only if the hunter or non-hunter prefers to ride their own vehicle), Rental of a rifle, if needed ($400 Can including bullets), International transport of trophies, Gratuities
FALL HUNTS:
Fall hunts include One Polar Bear tag, 10 full days of hunting, Transportation during the hunt (snowmobile, dogs sleigh or all terrain vehicle), Accommodations during the hunt outside the village, C.I.T.E.S. and all legal export documents, First preparation of the skin (skinning & freezing), and Taxes
Fall hunts do not include the hunting license & Trophy fee $1375 Cad (payable before the hunt), Accommodations in Winnipeg, Accommodations in the village, if necessary or due to inclement weather, Flight from Winnipeg to Hudson Bay and back (approx. $3,200 Can), Extra day of hunting ($600 Can per day), Taxidermy and bleaching of skull, Transportation fee of the Polar Bear skin to Montreal ($650 Can), Notarized invitation for Visa, if necessary ($150 Can), Possibility of combining a caribou hunt $4,500 Can per Caribou, Caribou license ($380 Can for 1 caribou), Non-hunter: $7,000 Can + 5% taxes under the same conditions, Rental of an ATV (All Terrain Vehicle) or snowmobile: $400 Can per day (applicable only if the hunter or non-hunter prefers to ride their own vehicle), Rental of a rifle, if needed ($400 Can including bullets), International shipments of trophies, and Gratuities
POLAR BEAR /WALRUS COMBO HUNTS:
August Polar Bear / Walrus combo hunts include 1 polar bear tag, 1 walrus tag, 10 days of hunting, Taxes, Transport during the hunt (boat), Food & Accommodations during the hunt outside the village, C.I.T.E.S. & All legal documents (not importable into USA & Mexico), First preparation of the skins (skinning & freezing), except on a complete walrus skin
August Polar Bear / Walrus combo hunts do not include the hunting license & trophy fee on polar bear $1375 payable before the hunt, Walrus hunting license $5, Possible to add a caribou: Trophy fee: $4000 per caribou, Caribou hunting license & trophy fee, $378 per caribou payable before the hunt, Accommodations in Winnipeg, Accommodations in the village, if necessary or due to bad weather, Flight from Winnipeg to Hudson Bay (approx. $3,200 Can), Extra days of hunting ($600 Can. per day) negotiable, Taxidermy and bleaching of the skull, Skinning of the complete walrus skin ($1500 Can), Air freight of trophies from the Arctic to Montreal, International transport of trophies, Firearm rental, if necessary ($350 Can. including bullets), Notarized invitation for Visa, if necessary ($150), Crating of the trophies for international transport, and Gratuities.
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