Hunting
Bear hunts take place in our 275,000 acre Bear Managment Areas
Bear Hunting
We pride ourselves on our high success rate and feel it is due to both our regimented annual baiting patterns – starting in the Spring and continuing through the Fall, along with our management of the resource, only taking a limited number of hunters each season, allowing our bear population to increase each year.
Our new stationary ladder stands are constructed of lumber and are very secure. Most stands are within 20 minutes from the Lodge, so you don’t have to spend hours travelling to and from your stand each day. We have several baits accessible by 2-wheel drive vehicles, and some baits are accessible by ATV, while others are accessible only by boat. Bringing your ATVs is a great asset to your wilderness experience.
When it's time to hunt, you follow your designated guide to your stand. We do not want you to add any extra scent or change our feeding habits, as this could shut the bait down.
Important Information
Please take a look at our What to Bring on Your Bear Hunt blog post.
Please complete the Hunter Information Form for each guest and submit it along with your deposit.
You will need to complete the Firearms Declaration Form if you are transporting firearms into Canada.
Please bring your own safety harness and seat cushion for safety and comfort.
A blaze orange vest and cap are mandatory to wear when travelling to and from your stand.
Bow hunters must not use mechanical broadheads. Use heavy grain, three or 4-blade fixed broad heads only.
After checking in and obtaining your hunting license, you will attend our Saturday evening hunter orientation meeting, where you will meet your hosts, management team and guides. You will learn how we operate our hunt and together choose a hunt location. We will then go over the scenarios and hunting regulations to prepare for the next day’s hunt.
You will be guided to your stand daily, guaranteeing that you will be hunting over an active bait that we have been baiting for 6 – 8 weeks prior to your arrival.
You can be assured that we scout our local moose population to show you the best places to hunt where they are most frequently found.
Moose Hunting
The adult male moose can weigh up to 1000 pounds, making this an exhilarating rifle hunt! Up close and personal, this is a heart-pumping experience you'll receive while hunting these magnificent animals during their full rut.
Important Information
Please take a look at our What to Bring on Your Moose Hunt blog post.
Please complete the Hunter Information Form for each guest and submit it along with your deposit.
You will need to complete the Firearms Declaration Form if you are transporting firearms into Canada.
Non-resident extra hunters will be issued a calf moose tag.
Blaze orange must be worn. A hat and vest meet the minimum requirement.
When hunting in a party, any member of the party may shoot the adult moose.
Following our instructions will help make this an exciting and successful Fall hunt. We begin scouting mid Summer, always following the moose in their routines. With the information we gather, we choose and suggest the best locations to increase your success.
Because of the amount of meat that comes from one of these animals, most people choose to hunt in a group. Hunting in a group will also increase your chances of success. For this reason, we have included extra hunter prices which will bring the cost of your group’s total to a reasonable rate.
Hundreds of miles of unused and overgrown logging roads wind their way throughout our area, making it one of the best grouse hunting areas anywhere.
Grouse Hunting
Our forest, comprising aspen, spruce, and birch, is a prime natural habitat for grouse, which contributes to our large population. Ruffed and Spruce Grouse are abundant throughout our area, so you won't have to hunt in the exact location as someone else.
An ATV can get you deep into the forest quicker, but they are not necessary, as you can use anyting area for these vehicle to take you to your hunt birds.
When you arrive, get settled in, our guide will give you a comprehensive orientation to our area and explain the best way to hunt our grouse.
Depending on your capabilities and the vehicles to be used, our guide will suggest the best hunting area for you. The best time of day to hunt is early morning and just before dusk, so there is plenty of time to wet a line and enjoy some great fall fishing too!