Big Game Species
The hunt experience and our commitment to conservation are what our clients come for and it’s the reason why they keep coming back, year after year.
Throughout our 5,000 sq-km (2,000 sq-mile) territory in southwestern British Columbia, we hunt 10 big game species including: California Bighorn Sheep (a subspecies of Rocky Mountain Sheep); Canadian and Rocky Mountain Goat; black, color phase, and cinnamon black bear; Canadian moose (not Shiras moose or Yukon moose); cougar (mountain lion or puma); mule deer; Lynx; bobcat; timber wolf; and coyote.
Archery hunts
Bow hunting is a thrilling hunt style that engages all of your senses. Employ great stealth and rely on the expertise of your guide to get in close to your prey for the ultimate shot. Enjoy the payoff of all the time and energy you have invested in honing your archery skills, as you release your arrow for the ultimate shot. Bow hunting will bring you closer to nature than ever before and allow you to experience something that few people have the skill and precision to accomplish.
Accommodation: Camp, Lodge
Hunt Style: Horse, Vehicle, Foot
Want to find out where you will be staying during your hunt? Check out our hunt accommodation page.
Come experience an epic California Bighorn Sheep wilderness hunt. Spend your days riding on horseback across the tops of sandy shale mountains and glassing the slopes for your trophy ram.
The mature billies in our territory make the SCI record book, with bases ranging from 5 1/2-6 1/2” and lengths of 8 1/2-10 3/8”. Most of our hunters mount their trophies full size for their hair length.
Our Canadian Moose hunts are the epitome of authentic, wilderness hunts. During your rut hunt, we call the big bulls out into the meadows or spot and stalk them in the high alpine.
Run the trails and experience the thrill of the chase like never before. As one of the most elusive predators in North America, cougars provide an exciting challenge and fulfilling wilderness experience.
Spot these apex predators as they congregate in the valleys, feasting on the first green grass. In the fall, we have had great success spotting bears as they feast on berry patches before hibernation.
Ride through high alpine basins in the early season, glass for a bachelor group of bucks bedding down at the tree-line. During the rut, scope out the big mature bucks running with the does.
A big grey or black wolf is certainly a prized and rare trophy. These hunts are typically baited on the frozen lakes, with long-range shots. Calling style hunts are also used.
Among the rarest cats in North America, lynx only populate certain territories. These cats can be difficult to chase with dogs, adding an additional challenge to your hunt.
The bobcats in our territory are large and make for an impressive mount. We hunt these predators with bait and predator calling. Our elite hounds chase the bobcats.
The coyotes in our territory are often mistaken for wolves because of their large size and dark grey coloring. Watching these crafty predators sprint across the lake is sure to add excitement to a chilly winter afternoon.
A trapline hunt is a unique opportunity to experience the lifestyle Canada was founded on. BC is the only place in North America where you can hunt lynx. Learn how to set traps and snares then skin and flesh trapped game
5% of every hunt goes towards
conservation initiatives in the Chilcotin Ark
HUNT INQUIRY
Hunting Stories
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