Hunt in late August-September for Maine black bears. Hunt takes place near Baker Lake in northwest Maine where the outfitter has 350,000 exclusive acres to hunt. Hunting is over bait and can be by bow, pistol, rifle or muzzleloader.

This outfitter is the #1 bear outfitter in Maine for numbers of bears harvested each year. The kill rate has been 80% in recent years. Unlike many bear camps that just (over)estimate the bear’s weight, each bear is weighed so you know exactly what the weight is. Each year 12-14 bears over 300 pounds are killed.

This is a great hunt for a young hunter. The minimum age to hunt bears in Maine is 10. The outfitter really enjoys having new hunters in camp and goes the extra mile to see that they have a great hunt. Young hunters must hunt with an adult and double-wide “buddy stands” are available to use.

Even though this is a remote area, the camp has electricity, electric heat, and a shower house with flush toilets.

Includes meals, lodging, guiding, baited stands, skin/quarter/freeze your bear and time permitting, even cut up your bear. Excellent food with lobster on the menu one night!

Hunts are held starting the last Monday in August and running for four weeks. Hunters arrive in camp on Sunday and hunt Monday - Saturday. New stands are hunted each week.

This hunt is an excellent value and within driving distance of many eastern US hunters.

License cost is $102 for adults and $27 for juniors, the cost of the bear permit is $67.

6 Day Hunt - Week 1 - $1850; Week 2 - $1850; Week 3 - $1650; Week 4 - $1450
Guaranteed Hunt - $2600 - if you don’t get a chance at a bear - you come back the next year for free.

This is not a fishing or vacation spot that does bear hunts on the side. This outfitter is strictly a bear outfitter and one of the best. He has over 20 years experience and is so sure you’ll get a chance at a bear, if you don’t, you come back for free. Lots of bears on his baits and many over 300 pounds killed each year. 100% opportunity and 90-95% kill rate.

The outfitter has exclusive guiding rights on over 1000 square miles and only takes 40 hunters per year. Only 2 ½ hour drive from Montreal.

Both ground blinds and tree stands are used. Can also accommodate hunters with disabilities. Can use bow, rifle or muzzleloader. In a nutshell, a great hunt for someone who really wants to bring home a bear without making multiple trips to get it done.

Includes guides, baited stands, food, lodging. Harvested bears will be tracked, gutted and skinned by your bear hunting guide. If you need a taxidermist, there is one in camp.

Hunts are held from June 1 -30.

6 Day Hunt - $3256 with taxes included. Payment schedule is: ($500 (US) deposit followed by $1756 (US) by May 1. Balance of $1000 (Canadian) upon arrival in camp. License cost is approximately $100 (US).

Northern Saskatchewan is known for lots of bears and big ones too! This outfitter conducts baited hunts in both spring and fall. Success rates since 1990 have been 100% for the spring hunts and 90-95% for the fall hunts. Each year hunters take bears over 400 pounds with 20 inch skulls. Approximately 20% of the bears are color phase (brown, cinnamon, chocolate).

The hunting territory is comprised of forest fringe and agricultural lands. In fact, some spot and stalk hunting is done in farm fields during September. Trail cameras are utilized at bait sites to give guides and hunters a “true picture” of what is visiting the site.

Hunts are conducted at the main lodge as well as at portable tent camps to hunt the more remote areas which allows the harvest to be spread out. Treestands are set up for rifle, muzzleloader or archery hunters. Travel to the hunting area can be by boat, ATV or 4×4 vehicle.

Fishing can be added to both the spring and fall hunts at no extra cost. Walleye, pike and perch are available. Good numbers of fish and some pike up to 14 pounds have been caught.

There is no draw for non-resident hunting licenses. Approximate cost of bear license is $155. GST and accommodation tax is between 3 and 6 %.

Includes: meals, lodging, outfitting guides, trophy care and field transport. Hunter’s fly into Saskatoon, rent a vehicle and drive 3.5 hours to camp. The drive is all on paved roads except for the last 4 miles.

We can book a group size of five or less.

5 Day Spring Hunts - $2995 (May 10 - June 15)

5 Day Fall Hunts - $2995 (Aug 25 -  Sept 25)

(Check out Hunt # 14-BBWF to combine the fall bear hunt with outstanding goose and duck hunting. Hunt waterfowl in the morning and bears in the evening. This hunt comes highly recommended from past participants.)

This hunt has received rave reviews from past participants. Start the day hunting ducks and geese and then spend the evening hunting bear over baited stands. The waterfowl hunting is world class and the bears are big and plentiful.

For more specifics on the waterfowl and bear hunts that make up this combo hunt go to: Hunt #14-WF and Hunt #14-BB.

5 day Hunt - $2995 plus $1000 if bear is harvested or wounded. September 1-5,  7-11, 13-17, 19-23, 25-29.

Hunt private land in the beautiful Bighorn Mountains of northern Wyoming.  Bears average 180-250 pounds and 60% are color phase (shades of brown or cinnamon).

Wyoming bear licenses are over the counter with no draw required. However, there is a female harvest quota for each area. If the quota is hit, hunting ceases in that area. For this reason, it is recommended to book your hunt early in the season.

Includes meals, lodging, 2 hunters/guide, airport pick-up and drop-off, transportation of meats and mounts to processing plant or taxidermist.

Archery Hunts - May 1 - June 1 — Rifle Hunts - May 15 - June 1

5 Day Hunt - $2000 - up to 4 hunters can be accommodated per hunt

Spring hunts take place from May 1-31 or until the quota fills. All hunting is done over established baits with rifle or bow in the mountains. Color phase bears are common in the area. Come enjoy what spring has to offer in the Bighorns, you will see lots of elk and moose with their newborn calves. Hunter success is 75%.

Fall hunts run from Sept. 1-15. Hunts take place in the mountains over established baits. Bears have long, even-coated hair by this time in preparation for the long winter. Hunter success 75%.

Wyoming bear licenses are over the counter with no draw required. However, there is a female harvest quota for each area. If the quota is hit, hunting ceases in that area. For this reason, it is recommended to book your hunt early in the season.

Includes lodging, meals, transportation during the hunt, delivery of meats and mounts to taxidermist or processing plant, airport pick-up and drop-off (Sheridan airport).

5 Day Spring Hunt - $2000 (May 1-31) License cost is $362 plus $12.50 conservation stamp.
5 Day Fall Hunt - $2000 (Sept. 1-15) License cost is $362 plus $12.50 conservation stamp.