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This terrific multi-species outfitter in northeastern South Dakota has been in business for over 20 years and knows what it takes to make your spring snow goose hunt a memorable one. They utilize huge decoy spreads, electronic calls, comfortable layout blinds and much more. They are full-time guides/outfitters who hunt for a living, and their second-to-none customer service results in a high percentage of repeat clients.

The season only lasts from early March thru early April, and only a small number of groups can be accommodated during this time. Although this outfitter is located on one of the largest snow goose flyways, the migration is weather-dependent, so it is helpful if your group can be a bit flexible with your dates or even be “on call”. No one will work harder to give you the best opportunity, and they aren’t afraid to pick up and move the entire spread for the next day’s hunt, or to re-schedule or even cancel your hunt if they feel that the conditions are not right for the dates you have booked.

There is no daily or possession limit on snow geese, and you are allowed to hunt with unplugged shotguns. A group size of 6 hunters will allow you to hunt in your own exclusive field, but groups with less than 6 hunters can reserve their exclusive field for an additional charge. If you don’t have 6, you will be combined with other smaller groups to reach the desired number of hunters in each field. Even singles are welcome!

Very few South Dakota snow goose operations provide lodging, but this one does. You can stay in 1 of 5 very nice lodges based on the size of your group. No meals are provided, but there are plenty of dining options about 15 minutes away, or you can prepare your own meals in the lodge’s fully-stocked kitchen.

This is a spot & stalk hunt which takes place by boat in the bays and inlets of southeast Alaska. In this maritime environment with the abundance of fish, bears can grow 19+” skulls in 6-7 years, while in many areas that black bears live they would require twice that to reach those sizes. Opportunity is normally 100% and success very close to that.

You will most likely stay aboard a custom-built 31’ aluminum boat. It has comfortable bunks for two people, as well as a nice galley, an enclosed cabin, private head, and fishing gear. Meals are top notch! Hunting will be mainly from skiffs as you probe the beaches and tidal flats of coves and inlets, but fall hunts can also utilize quads to access some new logging areas that are thick with berries. These hunts are not very physically demanding and make a great hunt for parent/child. 

We work with a quality outfitter in central Florida (just 2-3 hrs. from either coast!) that specializes in gators and Osceola turkeys (along with hogs and exotics). There are over 1 million gators in Florida, and he hunts thousands of acres of private and public land. His very high-success and affordable public land hunts are conducted on Lake Okeechobee from August 15 to October 31 and are done in the evenings using bow, crossbow, or rod & reel, while the year-round private land hunts are conducted all day and rifles can be used.

We think his public land gator hunts are exceptional, and an outstanding value. He offers evening/nighttime hunts for gators in the 6-8ft. range, as well as hunts for big trophy “dinosaur” gators of 9+ ft. He has averaged close to 11 ft. on these trophy gator hunts over the last few years, with near 100% success! But tags are very limited, so book now before it’s too late!

Have you dreamed of fishing in Alaska but $5,000-$8,000 trips were more than you could afford? How about approx. $1,800 per person? We have been enjoying this trip on Prince of Wales Island ourselves nearly annually for about 20 years, and have brought many friends along as well.

Prince of Wales Island (accessed via Ketchican) is a pristine sportsmen’s paradise in southeast Alaska. Rivers, ponds, lakes, streams, bays – the list is a long one, and hundreds of miles of inland and ocean water await you. You can spin fish or fly fish, as both are equally productive, and you can do saltwater too! Halibut, rock fish, ling cod, various species of salmon and more, by boat or from shore.

• This resort supplies you with your choice of very nice lodging accommodations, a 17’ boat (with chart plotter/fish finder) with motor and trailer, a 4WD vehicle, crab traps, and a map of the island with a list of 30 or so places to stream fish. There are 9 rental cottages/chalets in all, each with 1-2 bedrooms, kitchen, private bath, and a porch. There is also a hot tub, a fish processing area, a big BBQ, and much more. You pay for your gas, you buy your own food and do your own cooking, and you can spend a week fishing Alaska and exploring. Great family fun, or for a bunch of guys or gals. Bring back up to 50 pounds of fish apiece!

We book more elk hunts than anything else, and this is one of our most popular elk hunts. This northwest New Mexico (around Chama) outfitter has been featured on numerous television shows with many well-known hunting celebrities. We have sent countless clients to him over the 15+ years we’ve been working with him, with high success. He is one of our favorites, with a reputation for honesty, hard work and producing elk. This is a high-success hunt for 4x4, 5x5 and 6x6 bulls. Most will be 260”-290”. Most are solid mature bulls, but every year is different, usually due to moisture. 

While many of the ranches this outfitter hunts are lower-lying, perhaps his most enjoyable hunt is his High Country camp. Situated on private ground at over 10,000 feet, it is a comfortable camp with generator power, a shower and a flush toilet. They take only take 6 hunters per week, and all hunts are booked in pairs (only 2x1 guiding available at this camp). With the higher elevations, bulls are often still bugling into late and mid-October. But this same elevation makes this hunt best-suited for hunters that are non-smokers and not greatly overweight.

Our agent in Canada has found us another high-quality, fly-in moose operation on “The Rock”. After getting a couple of recommendations from a friend of his that co-hosts a very popular hunting show in Canada, he quickly identified this operation on Newfoundland’s Northern Peninsula as being exactly what our clients would want, and we are very pleased to have them on board with us.

They offer fly-in hunts from either one of two main lodges, or trophy hunts from one of their various spike camps. The lodge will have 4-6 hunters per week, and their spike camps generally have just 1 hunter and 1 guide per week. All of these locations are remote, and boast untouched nature at its finest, with wooded areas, barrens, mountains and bogs, with very little hunting pressure. Each location is a short flight by float plane or helicopter from Hawkes Bay.

Since this outfitter took over this hunting area in 2019, they can boast an annual success rate of approx. 80%-85%, with an opportunity rate of 90+%. It just doesn’t get much better than that! But being able to get around on foot (and possibly in/out of a small boat) is essential, and the more mobile you are, the better your chance of success (especially for bigger bulls). In terms of trophy quality, most bulls harvested will be between 35”-50”, but they have taken them as big as 52”.

Argentina is possibly THE premiere destination for world-class wingshooting for doves and pigeons. These birds number in the millions, and have become an agricultural plague. As a result, the hunting season is year round, and it is not uncommon to shoot 1,000 or more birds per day!

This outfitter is offering a special wingshooting package in the Tras la Sierra Valley in the Province of Cordoba, surrounded by high mountains where farmers grow sunflower, corn, peanuts, sorghum and others. 

This outfitter is part of one of the best-known outfitting families in western and northern Canada. He is a small, family-run operation and takes very few hunters per season.

He hunts both public “leased land” and hard-to-access private lands (including his own) in east-central Alberta, between Edmonton and Provost. Whitetails will normally run 145+”, but the outfitter feels that things are looking particular good for this season (they saw a lot of very good whitetail bucks in 2024, and hardly anyone hunted them!). Hunts are 6 days and are conducted from blinds/stands.

This long-time multi-species outfitter has been operating in the Arctic for many years. The wolf population on these barren-lands is high, estimated in the thousands. It is also a prime area for wolverines.

This is a spot and stalk hunt, which means you’ll be glassing areas that have caribou, as the wolves follow the caribou. You will be out glassing and hunting for 10 hours a day. Expect to travel many miles by snowmobile each day, looking for fresh wolf sign. When a pack is located, it is not uncommon to be able to harvest more than one animal, as these wolves rarely if ever see humans in this remote area. But hunts for these intelligent animals are tough, requiring a lot of mental stamina and patience, often in harsh conditions. Opportunity rate is usually approx. 75%, but their very recent success has been 100%, with 8 wolves taken in 2 days last week. And the hide on these wolves is simply stunning. 

Are you looking to put some delicious and nutritious elk meat in the freezer for your family to enjoy next winter, and have some fun at the same time? How about a high-success bison, elk or deer hunt in South Dakota?

This outfitter operates a 3,500-acre high fence private preserve in southwest South Dakota. The terrain is a mixture of prairie, timbered-covered ridges, and rocky canyons (9 miles of canyons!) – you will EARN your trophy here. You will be hunting out of 4WD vehicles in most cases. The most common hunting method will be spot and stalk, but they may also use ground blinds or natural cover stands. You will hunt the entire day, if you wish, and they attend to all of the field care of your trophy.

If you’re tired of spending money on fruitless hunts, these GUARANTEED SUCCESS hunts may be just what you’re looking for!