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Argentina is a land blessed with a huge variety of hunting and fishing opportunities, including big red stags roaring in the hills, incredible wingshooting for doves, docks, perdiz and pigeons, along with many other big game animals. It’s simply one of our favorite places to send clients because they always come back happy. World-class hunting, awesome hospitality, reasonable pricing and virtually 100% success…it just doesn’t get any better than that!

This outfitter has his own hunting ground in the Province of La Pampa, which is the very best stag area in Argentina. They hunt approximately 45,000 acres of century-old scrublands. These free-range stags will be mature animals, typically with very good mass and have 5x5 or 6x6 racks averaging approx. 300” SCI (estate hunts for stags up to 600” are also available – ask for pricing), and you can shoot the biggest one you see, with no trophy fees! We have sent many clients here, and Hunt Nation President Ed Manasse has also hunted here.

This outstanding outfitter has been in business close to 20 years and enjoys a high rate of repeat clients. He hunts a variety of species, including big aoudad in Texas. This is the kind of outfitter that gets nothing but positive reviews from clients, even those who didn’t fill their tag!

These hunts take place on a 3,000-acre ranch on the Texas Panhandle, about 1 hour from Amarillo. He takes a total of only 8 hunters per year, and the result is exceptional trophy quality. His clients enjoy near 100% success on impressive trophy rams ranging from 28” to well over 30”, with the biggest to date being 34”. But this is rugged rimrock country, rated “moderately difficult” in terms of the physical requirements. They even encounter some wild hogs occasionally, which are at no extra charge!

Are you tired of hunting crowded public land, or seeing nothing but smaller bucks? Maybe it’s time to treat yourself to a real trophy whitetail hunt. Hunt Nation’s Don Sangster has hunted with this fine outfitter in northwest Kansas twice, and he hardly ever goes back to the same place twice! He was very impressed overall with this operation’s properties, and the number and quality of their deer. He also saw a pile of turkeys, including some huge toms!

This outfitter has been offering high-quality deer and turkey hunts in Kansas for over 16 years, and every year gets better and better. He has close to 40 parcels of private farmland, covering several Units in several counties. 

Hunt Nation has been managing this hunt for these ranchers for many years, and this is also where we personally like to chase antelopes. It’s where we take our friends, our family and our grandkids, AND we have sent about 350 clients here over the past 16 years. Hunters from all walks of life have been nearly 100% successful on this unguided hunt. Everyone – young, old, accurate, inaccurate – take their goats. There is simply no better place to hunt antelope than the state of Wyoming. And 2025 was another great year, with several hunters reporting “antelope everywhere!”.

The property is a mix of several commonly-owned ranches (and some land-locked public ground that is not generally legally-accessible by the public) in central Wyoming, with an exceptional population of “speed goats.” It’s common to take your animal on the first day. Goats typically score in the 13- to 15-inch range, with a few reaching over 16 inches. With over 55,000 acres to hunt, which is close to 90 square miles, you can expect to see lots of animals every day you hunt. 

This outfitter’s territory consists of 1,000 square mile of wilderness (no roads) in remote northern Saskatchewan. For 2026, he will have 2 bear camps. 

The original camp, called the Torch base camp, is an old-school trapper’s camp on the banks of a river. To get there you will travel by 4WD truck, ATV and boat. Most of the hunting is along small rivers, using boats and/or canoes, so hunters must be able to easily get in/out of canoes/boats and ATVs, and up/down steep and muddy riverbanks, as well as tree-stands.

The new camp, called Granite, is a drive-to and is located by a lake, with hunt locations are accessed by ATV or boat. This wilderness area has had virtually no bear hunting pressure, ever.

Both camps are ideal for groups of 4-6 hunters. If you bring a group of at least 4 hunters, you can have the full camp to yourselves. Smaller groups are welcome too, but they may round out your party with other hunters. Both camps have access to fishing. All hunts are fair chase wilderness hunts with expectations for multiple bear sightings and high odds for all hunters taking mature boars.

This outfitter hunts west-central Saskatchewan, in the midst of the Central Flyway. The area consists of over 10,000 square miles of lakes, river valleys, marshes, potholes, and grain fields, providing excellent habitat for waterfowl. They have long-standing relationships with many of the landowners in the area, providing excellent hunting opportunities and very limited hunting pressure.

Duck hunting usually involves hunting small potholes, or an evening field shoot over decoys for big northern mallards and pintails. Goose hunting (Canadas, specks and snows) is done in harvested grain fields with layout blinds over full-body decoys. They also have fantastic Sandhill crane hunting, and even some upland birds. Accommodations are in a modern 3-bedroom full service lodge that accommodates 6 hunters very comfortably. 

This is as good as it gets for hunting brown bears in luxury, and this outfitter is often booked out years in advance (that speaks volumes!), but does have some openings.

You will be hunting the famous ABC islands (Admiralty, Baranof and Chichagof) for brown bears. Hunts take place from yachts that serve as base camp, from which hunting areas are accessed by 16’-18’ skiffs.

Spring bear hunting in southeast Alaska begins in mid-April, extending into mid-June. Hunting is spot & stalk style, as bears emerging from their winter dens venture to the shorelines and grass flats in search of new plant growth, kelp and small crustaceans. Hunters should be able to walk at least 2 miles over slick, uneven ground. Shooting distances typically are under 100 yards. You will be targeting bears 9ft or better, and the outfitter’s average is 9.5ft+ with 27+” skulls. They regularly take B&C bears, including 2 this year that went All-Time B&C!  

Texas is simply the best place in the country to hunt a variety of native and exotics species, sometimes year-round. This small, family-run operation offers just that, on a spacious high-fence ranch of close to 1,000 acres that offers a little something for every hunter in your group, regardless of age or physical ability. So gather the family and head for the Hill Country (2 hours from San Antonio) for some fun and affordable hunting, camaraderie, and some tasty meat for your freezer!

The ranch has a very healthy game population of numerous species, including the impressive aoudad sheep. You can typically choose your method of hunting, including spot & stalk (whether on foot or by vehicle) or sitting in a blind/stand over a feeder or waterhole. 

Certain other exotics can also be hunted at this time (mainly their sheep species, as most antlered species have shed, although meat hunts for does are still available). There is also great catch & release fishing available on their 2 fishing ponds, which are stocked with bass, catfish and panfish.

This outfitter has two separate fishing lodges on the Kenai Peninsula. The original lodge offers the choice of your own room or you can get a cabin. The second lodge, on the Cook Inlet, is a bit newer and nicer, has 7 bedrooms (including 3 suites) and 8 bathrooms and can accommodate up to 17 people. Both offer the same top-quality fishing with all the amenities and all-inclusive gourmet meals (including seafood) and wines.

Both lodges have freshwater guides and saltwater skippers who can choose from over a dozen different salmon runs and resident fisheries during the course of the season. This means you can fish for salmon, halibut and trout from late May through September, including in the Kenai River, and they even offer fly-in trips. You decide! Just let us know the size of your group, how many days/nights, and roughly when you are looking to go, and we will get you the available dates.

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