Over the past seven years, the provincial government and local Indigenous communities have collaborated to address the region’s wolf problem. Since the winter of 2016, professional wildlife teams have been working to collar, capture, and control wolf populations in an effort to protect the declining caribou herds. These conservation efforts have yielded remarkable results, with a significant rebound in ungulate populations. The hunting grounds now offer a healthy population of mature moose, providing hunters with an exceptional experience.
The region is known for its outstanding bull moose genetics, with Boone and Crockett-class bulls harvested annually. Hunting methods include the use of trucks, ATVs, side-by-sides, and jet boats to access the long valley floors and moose habitats that have been popular for years. Based on pre-scouting findings, accommodations are set up at base camp, remote cabins, or wall tent camps, positioned near the areas where the largest mature bulls are found.
The landscape is rich and diverse, with freshwater rivers offering fishing opportunities between morning and evening hunts. Wildlife is abundant, so hunters should inquire about other available tags that can be added to their trip. With moose hunting on quota, a limited number of tags are available, so early booking is essential.
Hunters can expand their experience by adding a Rocky Mountain Canadian Elk hunt, featuring one of the most vocal and thrilling game animals in Canada. The hunting area encompasses open poplar flats, river hillsides, and wide valleys with alfalfa fields, providing an ideal habitat for elk. Regardless of the hunting season, this region offers some of the finest elk hunting opportunities, with bulls ranging from 300 to 340 class and boasting heavy mass.
The guides adapt their hunting methods based on the time of year, using jet boats and strategically placed camps, including riverside wall tents and cabins. With extensive experience and knowledge of the terrain, they are committed to providing hunters with a prime opportunity to pursue trophy elk and enjoy a successful hunt.
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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Our base camp is fully outfitted for comfort and convenience, featuring bedrooms, a bathroom, a spacious rec room, a meat cooler, and meat processing facilities. We also have all the necessary equipment to ensure your hunt is not only comfortable but successful. From here, we’ll head out to various spike camps scattered across the hunting grounds, including three cabins and several wall tent camps.
Access to the spike camps will be via jet boat, ATV, or horseback, depending on the location. Each camp is stocked with essential supplies to keep us dry and well-rested, so we’re ready to give it our all each day in pursuit of a successful hunt.
With over 20 years of experience navigating these rivers by jet boat, we know every bend and stretch of water like the back of our hand. We take great pride in using top-quality equipment and having the most skilled operators in the field to ensure everything runs smoothly in the bush.
Outfitter will pick you up the day before hunt starts and get you to camp and settled in, the next morning you’ll be out and hunting for your first day of seven days.
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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.
