Description

The best-kept secret in Caribou hunting. When you look at all the options, you'll agree the Manitoba caribou hunt is your finest opportunity to take a potential record book caribou. Our caribou, the Qamairjuag herd, migrate every year into Northern Manitoba from their calving grounds in Nunavut. The herd is estimated at over 400,000 animals with our last census in 2008.

The Manitoba terrain offers several advantages over other caribou hunts. Our area is tundra yet offers a mix of terrain and small stands of spruce. This gives both gun and bowhunters the advantage of hunting by stalking and spotting, instead of waiting for the animals to come to you. The ground is excellent for walking, with mostly hard ground cover, and the areas offer several high points for excellent glassing. Most days you will head out by boat with your guide and up one of the several arms both lakes offer.

Pricing Details

Central Barrenground Caribou/Fishing/Wolf/Ptarmigan:

•             { 
          NOW 7 DAY TRIP } 6+ days hunting - Sept. 6-13, 13-20, 20-27
  

• $ 7995
• from Thompson, Manitoba

Terms & Conditions

Reservations and Info - All payments non-refundable. Prices may be changed without notice. All prices US funds. A deposit of 40% due within 10 days of booking. Bookings made more than 1 year prior to hunt require a $ 900 deposit. Balance due two months prior to hunt. Visa, Mastercard, and Discover are accepted for deposits and miscellaneous charges with no extra fees. Final balance payments on CC will have a 2% service fee. All hunts 2 on 1 guided unless otherwise noted. 1 on 1 hunts available for moose. Licenses and taxes extra. Licenses are allocated to CSAH and NOT on a draw. All hunts originate from Thompson, MB with charter flight . For caribou, racks may be split if not B&C, or P&Y record book.

All meals, accommodations, guide, plane flights from Thompson to camp and return, and boat/motor/gas are included. For Manitoba residents, see special section for Manitoba resident caribou hunting details.

Wounded animals may be considered a kill at our discretion.

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