Looking for a bowhunt caribou outfitter?

[timba]

Originally Posted by sandilands

Depends where you live. Me about $1000. DIY of course but I have a cabin to stay at....... until they aren't nearby. Snowmobiles and quads if I please and a local guy who would (for lack of a better term) babysit me....... I mean lead. I'm just paying for gas, food and tags....... thats it.

Were do you go in manitoba?I would love to go some year,manitoba is a quick drive for me.

timba

[musky_xl]

correct if wrong...


but you have to live in a specific area for both sask and manitoba. there are no out of province or alien hunters allowed.

[nchunter54]

Hunted with Courageous Lake Caribou Camp in 2000 in the NWT north of Yellowknife. The flight itself was an adventure, only one airline that flew up there. We left NC 7:00am et and arrived 9:00pm mt with three stops. Great camp and filled both tags. Wall tents and great food.

http://www.courageouslake.com/

Hunted with Mirage in 2005 in Quebec north of LG4. Tagged out in two days, could have been in less than an hour. A number of bowhunters in camp that week, Ralph, Vicki, Michael Waddell and Marc Womack. Only thing I can say is great, first class operation.

http://www.pourvoiriemirage.com/engl..._chasse_an.cfm

Good luck with your hunt, drop me an email if I can help or if you would like pictures.

Don
doneason54@gmail.com

[oakcreek]

Manitoba does allow non resident hunters for caribou. Hunters have to book through approved outfitters and are only allowed to hunt in area 1, Tags cost $343.46 for each tag you can shoot 2. The area that sandilands was likely refering to has woodland caribou not the barren ground which is more desired.

[ponass]

Last fall I hunted with Arctic Adventures at their Lake Innukshuk camp and there is no way that I can say enough about my hunt. Everything from the two nice bulls I took, the food, the guides, and companionship from everyone in camp. The icing on the cake was sitting on top of a huge stone ridge watching two arctic wolves chase down a small herd of caribou and pick out a big bull with a bad front hoof. It's a hunt I've relived over and over. I'd go again in a heartbeat. The cost of my hunt in 07 was $5500. I'll definately be back.