QH-3628
Alberta Fly-In Trophy Black Bear
This is a true sportsman hunt and adventure from start to finish. This remote fly-in Black Bear hunt is in […]
- Success Rate99%
About This Hunt
Our recent expansion includes a mountainous area with a very healthy goat population. We could have hunted in 2018 but chose instead to scout heavily and gain familiarity. We came away very encouraged and excited to get started in 2019!
In the past, we leased a territory with goats and were very successful taking 7 goats out of 11 hunts over a 3 year period.
As with any mountain hunt, it is in your best interest to be a fit as possible. You can expect lots of climbing with packs. While it is not too extreme for the average hunter we can’t stress enough to spend some time physically preparing.
“Guiding or hunting for mountain goats is my all time favorite adventure hunt. The rewards are equal to the challenges of successfully harvesting a mature billy goat. I very much look forward to sharing this adventure.” -- Outfitter
Pricing
$9,500 USD
No trophy fees.
12 DAY HUNTS, 1 day in, 10 days hunting, 1 day out
Additional Costs:
Non-Resident Hunting license and one tag $557. CDN (approx. $428. USD)
Taxes: $475
Guide Outfitters of BC Wildlife Conservation Fund fee is $200.
Estimated total additional costs: $1,103. USD
Season Dates 2019
September 1 - October 31, 2019
Hunt Dates 2019
August 31 - September 11
September 13 - 24
September 28 -Oct 9
October 9 - 20
October 21 - November 1
Hunt Package Includes
All Accommodations while hunting in either cabins or wall tents
Guiding Service
Professional guide 2 on 1, or 1 on 1 if so negotiated.
Excellent Home-Cooked Meals
All Transportation while hunting
Showers at all camps
Field care of your trophy by experienced taxidermist
Hunt Package Does Not Include
Hunting Licenses & Tags
Hotel accomodations prior to or following the completion of the hunt
Gun Permits
Ammunition
Insurance, Cancellation Insurance
Alcoholic Beverages
All applicable taxes
Tips and Gratuities
Details
Location
Territory
Chilanko Forks, British Columbia which is located in the Cariboo Chilcotin area in Central British Columbia, about 2 hours west of Williams Lake.
Fence type: Open
Territory size: 3,700 sq. mi.
Languages spoken by staff: English
Operating since: 2000
Animals
Lodging
Basic
Our camps are off the grid, but we do have generators that can be used for charging devices, running sleep apnea equipment, etc.
We have a satellite phone that can be used to phone out and where we can check for messages for ourselves or our clients.
For this hunt, we will have a base camp with a wall tent and a wood heater. If necessary a spike camp will also be provided with dome tents and backpacking gear. The hunter should bring a good backpacking sleeping bag. A suggested equipment list will be provided.
Directions
Depending on your flight arrival time, we will either meet you at the airport and head out to camp, or you will have to take a cab to a hotel in Williams Lake and we will meet you there in the morning. Due to the remoteness of our camp, we do not transport clients at night. The cab fare and cost of the hotel and any other costs while in town will be the hunter’s responsibility.
Nearest airport: Williams Lake Airport (YWL), clients must fly first to Vancouver, BC and then take a second flight to Williams Lake.
Miles to airport: 110
Transfer from airport: Yes
Transfer from railway: No
Other Information
Gun rental: Yes
Vaccination Required: No
Vaccination Required: No
IMPORTANT: It is now required for US citizens to possess a valid passport to enter Canada.
NOTICE: Please be advised some places you wish to hunt may have regulatory restrictions if you have been convicted of certain crimes. This may prevent you from hunting or entering a country.
Additional Services
Quick Look
Success Rate
64%
Opportunity Rate
82%
Hunt ID: QH-2289
