Black Bear Hunts
This is one of the very few areas left that allows a hunter to shoot 2 Bears annually in the Spring and in the Fall seasons. For those of you interested in taking a cinnamon, blonde, chocolate or black color phase of this trophy, this hunt offers you an outstanding opportunity.
Hunts for the most part are conducted over bait. However, spot and stalk methods are also used. This is an excellent bow or gun hunt, or better yet, take your bow and your gun and take a Bear with each. These hunts are conducted from a modern lodge that has four guest bedrooms and two bathrooms with showers. Two bedrooms have queen size beds and two bedrooms have double beds.
This is a perfect family or couples trip. We can comfortably accommodate 6 guests per hunt. Most bait sites are reached via 4-wheel drive trucks and ATVs. Hunts include: Meals, lodging, guides, airport transfers, trophy skinning and preparation for your trip home. Note: A maximum of six hunters are allowed on each hunt.
Spring 2008 Black Bear hunt dates
 May 5-10, May12-17, May 19-24, and May 26-30 (call for availability).
Hunt Cost: These are 6-day hunts; the cost is $3,500 per person plus a 3% GST tax plus a $500 trophy fee after shooting each Bear.
Bear Deposits: 1/3 down, additional 1/3 by January 15 (the year you're going) and 1/3 balance due 45 days prior to hunt.
Geese, Ducks and Grouse Hunts
The Peace River area is one of (if not) the finest destinations on the North American Continent to shoot Geese and Ducks, especially Giant Canadian Honkers! The Peace Valley had hundreds of square miles of grain and wheat fields. Since this area is the first large agriculture area on the migration route south, it is a major fall resting and feeding ground for Geese and Ducks. Also it's the "first area" they encounter decoy spreads, calls, pits and blinds.
Hmm... How long has it been since you have hunted waterfowl that's not call or decoy wise? Spruce and Ruffed Grouse numbers are also very high in this area. Each hunter is allowed to shoot 8 Geese, 8 Ducks and 10 Grouse daily. We have been exclusive agents for Larry Smith since 1986 and have plenty of references for you to speak with.
Every trip includes: Meals, lodging, guides, dogs, airport transfers and more! Our season is short therefore openings are limited. Better give us a call and start practicing your Honkin'!! Note: A maximum of six hunters are allowed on each hunt.
Hunt Dates: September 19~21 • October 7~9 • October 10~12 • October 14~16 • October 17-19
Hunt Cost: A 3-day hunt cost $ 1,800 p.p. plus a 3% GST tax.
Whitetail and Mule Deer Archery and Gun Hunts
These hunts are conducted on approximately 18,000 private acres. Hunting is done from enclosed heated tower blinds, enclosed heated ground blinds, hay bale blinds, and portable tree stands. You will hunt on agriculture fields and pipelines planted in alfalfa, clover, peas and rye. Travel corridors between feeding and bedding areas are also hunted, in addition to spot and stalk and glassing canyons.
Alberta's reputation for producing big White-tails is well known. However, our area consistently produces big Mule Deer bucks as well. This is one of the few places left under fair chase conditions where a hunter can harvest both bucks on the same hunt.
Gun and bow hunters are welcome. Our 2008 bow hunts will take place from August 23 through September 8.
Gun hunts are conducted in November. A maximum of 4 bow hunters or 6 gun hunters are booked per hunt. Hunts include: Meals, modern lodging, airport transfers, field care and preparing your trophies for delivery to your taxidermist.
 2008 Bow Hunts Dates: August 23 ~ September 8
Hunt Cost: Eight full days of hunting cost $4,000 plus 3% GST tax plus a trophy fee of $1,500 after shooting each Deer.
2008 Gun Hunt Dates: November 3~10 • November 12~19 • November 21~28
Hunt Cost: Gun hunts are $4,500 plus 3% GST tax for 8 full days of hunting plus a trophy fee of $1,500 after shooting a Deer.
Combo Hunt: Eight full days of hunting cost $8,000 plus 3% GST tax plus trophy fee of $1,500 after shooting each Deer.
Deer Deposits: 1/3 down, 1/3 by April 1st (year of your hunt), additional 1/3 balance due 45 days in advance.
Please note combination Whitetail and Mule Deer hunts are 12 full days of hunting and cost $8,000 plus 3% GST tax plus a trophy fee of $1,500 after shooting each Deer.
Moose Hunts
How would you like to hunt these big "swamp donkeys" when they are rut crazy?
We conduct one 8-day hunt here annually, limited to 6 hunters. Hunters who book here should be prepared for a wilderness hunt. Your accommodations will be tents with plywood floors and walls. These tents are equipped with heaters, foam cots and bedding. The camp also has a solar shower tent and an outhouse.
Hunts are conducted by 4-wheel-drive ATVs, horseback, and foot. All hunts are guided "2x1" (unless otherwise requested). Bow and gun hunters are welcome.
All meals are prepared fresh daily and they are delicious. The cook tent always has fresh baked cookies or pies and hot coffee is on the wood stove. "More weight is gained and trophy animals re-harvested in this tent than one can imagine!"
Hunts include: Meals, lodging, guides, airport transfers, field care and delivering your game to the processing house. The opportunity for each hunter to take a Moose on these hunts is very good. Moose average 40-55 inches, however we have had hunters kill them up to 57 1/2 inches.
Hunt Dates: Arrive October 1, hunt October 2 ~ 9, depart October 10
Hunt Cost: This hunt cost $4,000 per person plus 3% GST tax guided "2x1", or $5,200 plus 3% GST tax guided "1x1", plus a $1,000 trophy fee. Black Bear can be added for a $500.00 trophy fee after harvest.
Typical Hunt Itinerary: Fly into Grand Prairie the day before your hunt begins. Our outfitter will meet you and transfer you to his lodge (approximately 1 1/2 hours drive). You can choose to have a shower, eat, store your travel gear and go to Moose camp that day or overnight at the lodge and go to Moose camp early the next morning. Hunt Moose for 8 days, return to the lodge on the last evening of your hunt. Overnight and transfer to the airport for departure the next morning.
 Wolf Hunts
If you're seriously interested in having the opportunity to take one of these beautiful elusive trophies under fair chase conditions, give us a call.
A word to the wise; this hunt is for the hearty adventurer; you will hunt from a very remote wilderness tent camp. The camp has wood floors, wood walls and heaters. All bedding, meals, guides and snow machines are furnished.
You will travel miles of snow machine trails daily checking bait locations. Once your baits are being hit, you and your guide will still hunt mornings and evenings from an enclosed canvas tent blind. These hunts are very successful.
Each hunter is allowed to take two Wolves. Winter trap lines will be set in this area and you will be welcome to run the trappers' line with them if you would like.
Hunt Dates: In February and March annually.
Hunt Cost: A 5-day hunt is $2,500 plus 3% GST tax and a $500 trophy fee after shooting each Wolf.
Additional Information and Requirements
- All non-resident alien hunters of big game, Wolf or Coyote are required to have a licensed big game guide.
- All non-resident alien hunters contracting a hunt with a big game outfitter/guide must obtain a special license by using an allocation available from their outfitter/guide. Wolf/Coyote license can be purchased without an allocation. Non-resident aliens using the services of an outfitter/guide must be guided by a big game designated guide.
- Alberta: Non-resident alien license cost in Canadian funds. Note: The 6% Federal Goods and Services Tax (GST) is not included in the cost listed below.
- W.I.N. Card and Wildlife Certificate $34.27, Bow hunting permit (not required for cross-bows) $22.00, Whitetail Deer license $211.13, Mule Deer license $211.13, Moose license $264.23, Black Bear license (valid for 2 Bears) $82.03, Wolf/Coyote license $26.50, Migratory Game Bird Permit $18.02, Season Game Bird License $113.89, 3-Day Game Bird License $81.20.
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