Trophy Spring and Fall Black Bear Hunts in Alberta

Six day hunts running Sunday-Sunday. Average bears are in the 7+ foot range, with 30-35% being color phase.

Spring black bear hunts in Alberta take place over bait in May and June. They use dozens of cellular trail cameras in their exclusive area bordering a massive military flying range that is all perfect habitat.

They also take several fall bear hunts throughout September and October during their moose hunts. Bears are heavier this time of year, with shorter but very thick coats.

This hunt will take place from a beautiful hunting and fishing lodge right on the lake.

Their modern, hand-hewn log lodge, light-housekeeping cabins, or the suites all provide luxury in a pristine wilderness setting.

A few things to know about this black bear hunt:

  • You will see several bears while on your hunt. This Alberta black bear hunt has nearly 100% success rate, and they average 30% color phase bears.
  • Hunts run from mid May to mid June as well as late September to mid October. They are typically six days in duration (Monday-Saturday).
  • Bears are hunted over feeding areas from tree stands, platform stands or ground blinds. Average shot distance is 20 – 40 yards.
  • Archery or rifle hunts can be accommodated. (.25 caliber rifle or larger is required.) *They do have rifles that you can use if you wish.
  • Average trophy size is 6 – 6.5′ square (225-325 pounds). They take several bears over 7′ square (350-500 pounds) each season.
  • There is excellent fishing in the area for northern pike, walleye, perch and whitefish. They supply all tackle, rods and reels.
  • Hunters need to arrive in Fort McMurray(YMM) and be ready for pick up Sunday mid day. Plan to depart the following Sunday mid day, a hotel in Fort McMurray will be required if your flight leaves Sunday morning.
Outdoors International

At Outdoors International, we understand the importance of meticulous planning and seamless logistics for a successful and stress-free hunt. Our fully vetted outfitters will do their best to help take care of every detail, allowing you to focus on your adventure.

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Included:

  • Transportation to and from Ft. McMurray, Alberta to the hunting lodge.
  • ​Fishing is included after May 15 (when fishing season opens, weather permitting).
  • All meals at the camp, lodging and guides.
  • Field dressing of your trophy and preparation for travel.

Not Included:

  • Transportation to and from Ft. McMurray, Alberta
  • Hotels if needed
  • 5% Canadian GST (tax)
  • Required permits, tags and fishing license
  • Trophy fees for a 2nd bear, wolf or coyote
  • Shipping
  • Trip Insurance
  • Trip Insurance
  • Tips for your guide. While not required, it is very much appreciated, and guides often depend on them as supplemental income. Learn how much to tip a hunting guide.

Lodging and Accommodations

At the hunting lodge, they provide our clients with exceptional service, attending to the smallest of details. The modern, hand-hewn log lodge, light-housekeeping cabins, or the Suites provide luxury in a pristine wilderness setting.

Enjoy your stay to the fullest by staying in one of the rooms right in the main lodge with full service and meals provided.

Travel Information

Hunters need to arrive in Fort McMurray (YMM), and be ready for pick up Sunday mid day.

Hunters must plan to depart the following Sunday mid day, a hotel in Fort McMurray will be required if your flight leaves Sunday morning.

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Booking Information

Please note that reservations are not considered finalized until agreed upon deposit is received. This ensures agreed upon dates and current pricing.

Quality outfitters are in high demand so let us know right away, as some trips do book years in advance.