Over the last few years, die hard whitetailers, have slowly been becoming aware that giant whitetails are coming regularly from a Canadian Province that has never really been considered as whitetail country/  And we are talking very big deer- deer in the 160 to 200 class, and larger. That Province is British Columbia. Although much of the province is not suitable habitat, those areas with good habitat are kicking out some true giants! These are massive racked deer, often non-typical, with plenty of age on them. We think right now is the time to jump on these hunts, as we suspect that these older giants will disappear over time, unless carefully managed.

This experienced outfitter is in northern British Columbia, and has spent most of his life in the hunting business. His hunts are done from tree stands and ground blinds, and some 4WD observing and searching. We think success on these hunts, if you hang in for the giants over say 150 class, and pass those 130’s and 140’s, will probably be in the 50% range; although weather is a factor. That is 50% but it is because clients hwo go here will pass on 140 and 150 class and even some 160 class, while hanging tough for a giant.. This is not a hunt for someone who insists on taking a deer home!!
 But these deer offer a chance at a deer the likes of which most of us have never seen! Stands are strategically positioned in common feeding areas and generally have game moving. One can expect to have elk, caribou, whitetails, mule deer or even moose come by the stands. You might even see them right in the main camp area!
 
Main camp is several nice log buildings, and the out camps are either log cabins or good wall tents. All are kept clean and comfortable. The stands are comfortable and will accommodate either left or right hand shooters.
 
The first time they ever outfitted for these deer was 2009, so you can tell that these deer have barely been touched. Now is the time to go while those older age class deer are around and vulnerable!
Here is a comment from a 2009 client who took a 161” deer:
“The outfitter refers to his whitetails as “mountain” whitetails. This is because the hunt is in the east slopes of the Rocky Mountains of northern British Columbia. In fact, I believe he is correct. The deer on his outfit are the large body, huge mass animals found next door in Alberta, and east of there. The difference is that they are not prairie animals. The hunting area is huge and beautiful and full of game. There is no local hunting pressure. This was a high quality hunt with excellent success and a lot of fun. A well-run, professional outfit, with a hard working efficient staff. Folks there want you to be successful with the best possible trophy. The hunting area is vast, beautiful and rich with game.” Joseph V.

This hunt is 7 days. Guiding is 2 hunters per guide. Meals and lodging are included. Licenses are extra as is the tax (HST).

Whitetail –  Rifle season …………… Nov 1 – Nov 30
                           Archery- ……………. Sept 1 – 30.
PRICING:
Regular price for these whitetails hunts is $5,500– SPECIAL PRICE IS ONLY $4300!!  Save $1200!!    
 
DETAILS:  Upon booking your hunt THE OUTFITTER will email you an information kit. You need to arrive the day before your start date to settle in, meet your guide and head down to the range to sight your rifle or bow in. Fishing is included in your package and can be excellent for trout, pike and grayling. Upland bird hunting is included with hunting packages. Species include Ptarmigan, Ruffed Grouse, Spruce Grouse, Sharp-Tail Grouse & Blue Grouse.
50% of total hunt cost required for bookings. Balance due 90 days prior to hunt. Licenses, tags, royalties, BC preservation fund, airport shuttle fee and taxes are extra. Non-hunting companion fee is $200 per day.
ATTENTION GUN HUNTERS:  BOWS AND GUNS: You are allowed to bring your personal firearms with you. This includes your rifles and/or shotguns. For your firearms, a simple one-page form is required to be filled out to obtain a temporary Canadian Firearms permit.
This form (CAFC 909) can be down-loaded or mailed to you well in advance from THE CANADIAN FIREARMS CENTRE at www.cfc-cafc.gc.ca click on the link on the left hand side for visitors/non residents, then download the NON RESIDENT FIREARM DECLARATION (form CAFC 909). Completing this in advance should reduce your time clearing customs. WE at BMOA  can help you complete it. Do not sign it until you appear in front of Customs- but fill it out. A confirmed declaration costs a flat fee of $25, regardless of the number of firearms listed on it. It is only valid for the person who signs it and for those firearms listed on the declaration. It is a simple form to fill out. IF YOU HAVE A DUI OR A CRIMINAL RECORD- CALL US! You may be denied admittance with a firearm.
DIRECTIONS:  You may drive or fly to their location.  We recommend flying into Dawson Creek, BC (YDQ) airport and then they can pick you up.  Guests driving have good roads all the way to their base camp. Driving time from Seattle, WA is approximately 15 hours.
You depart camp after breakfast following your last day of hunting. Additional days may be purchased on a day rate if available.
PHONE: 1-307-637-5495     email: info@worldwide-hunts.com