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The Peace River area has a very healthy moose population. You’ll be in Wildlife Management Area 544, and hunts take place in the remote backcountry in logged cutovers – near lakes, natural salt licks, cut-lines and beaver dams. Moose prefer these areas for the solitude, the food, and the abundance of water. Hunting may include sitting stands and calling – with more emphasis on covering some ground and locating bulls within rifle range.

Moose here are typically 35”-40”, with always a chance for bigger, and about 70%-80% success! That is outstanding anywhere that moose roam. Hunts takes place in the Boreal forest (big bush), using 4WD vehicles and quads. This outfitter takes only a handful of hunters per year. Accommodations are in the outfitter’s home.

Last Permits for 2025!

This outfitter is a third-generation PH that has been guiding hunters from all over the world for decades. He hunts virtually all species of Namibian game, but leopard is his specialty and he has a sterling reputation for big cats. There is simply no better leopard outfitter in Namibia! Success rate is historically 98%! Hunt-Nation’s Don Sangster and Eddie Deuser have each hunted here, and they both had unforgettable trips.

For the 2025 season, only 3 permits remain. This special pricing includes daily rates for 14 days, leopard trophy fee, leopard permit and airport transfers. Numerous additional game species may be added including spotted hyena, Damara dik-dik, mountain zebra, and many more. 

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!

Do you have a min. of 17 elk preference points in Wyoming and have been waiting and looking for just the right hunt to use them? The search is over!

This massive ranch in central Wyoming is over 570,000 acres, making it the largest contiguous ranch in the Rocky Mountains (to our knowledge). It is home to thousands of elk, antelope and mule deer, some of which die of old age due to the sheer size of this place. They have some great trout fishing as well. Hunters are housed in a gorgeous 4-star lodge, with delicious meals served every night.

The terrain is “moderate” in terms of physicality and varies from open meadows in the timber to vast juniper flats to windswept ridgelines. The elevation is fairly high at 6,500-8,500 feet, but the outfitter can usually accommodate various physical abilities. Depending on the time of year, hunts can range from bugling in rutting herd bulls in the thick timber, to spotting and stalking elk on open ridgelines.

They have some truly huge elk on the ranch. They try not to harvest anything under 335” (but it does happen occasionally), and enjoy a 350” average some years. However, bulls up to 370+” live there! The hunting pressure is also low, due to the sheer size of the ranch and the number of points required to draw. They average about 10 hunters per year, but some years it’s been as few as just 3.

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 charter captain offers both guided fishing and DIY hunting, so you can do a very affordable cast & blast for ducks, blacktails, halibut and some trout and salmon. Many lodges charge $5,000 and up for such a trip, but not this place!

The well-known Karluk River is famous for its heavy runs of king, sockeye and silver salmon, plus steelhead. Silvers run 8 to 20 pounds and good anglers can bag 10 to as many as 30 of these bright and feisty beauties in a day. The kings are also good sized, ranging from 20 to 40 pounds and some up to 55 pounds. The smaller sockeye are 4 to 12 lbs. In the saltwater on his charter boat, you can catch halibut, multiple species of salmon, lingcod and rockfish.

As for the hunting, you can literally hunt blacktails by walking out the back door, or he can boat you to some hot spots. And they also offer many unique waterfowl species. 

Hunt giant black or brown bears from an 80-foot luxury yacht specially built for use as a floating lodge, with a private cabin and bathroom for each hunter. You will see magnificent coastlines, scenic mountains, wildlife and sea life galore, all in refined comfort. Enjoy 5-star chef-prepared meals, excellent guides, and great hunting. Normally you will anchor in a secluded cove or bay, then jump into their seaworthy 16-ft. skiffs to tour the shores up close, all while glassing the beaches and grass flats. The Captain is a Master Guide and has been guiding Alaskan trips for over 30 years. You will be hunting in the area of the “ABC Islands” in southeast Alaska, with access via Juneau.

Bears begin to emerge from their dens in the spring seeking food. The first thing to turn green is the beach grass at the coastline, so when the bears awaken, they head straight to the beach to eat the fresh grass, and so will you. Spring hunts can be enjoyed by hunters of almost any ability as they tend to be less physical than a fall hunt. Success rates run 80+%.

With over 130,000 elephants (the largest population in the world), Botswana is unquestionably the top destination in Africa for the serious elephant hunter. These hunts take place in one of Botswana’s prime hunting blocks, NG 43. It is one of the three largest hunting concessions in northern Botswana, with an estimated million acres of prime bushveld. This hunter’s paradise is bordered by National Parks and Game Reserves and has a near-zero human settlement and livestock footprint. It is also ideally situated in the center of the elephant, zebra and buffalo migration routes.

Camps are classic African tent camps, with spacious wall tents, en suite showers, flush toilets and delicious meals.

These are tracking hunts. Although the terrain is flat, be prepared to walk 5-15 miles per day – some days may be much less, but there may be days when the right opportunity requires a full day of tracking. Elephant trophies will go 60-90 pounds. 

THIS IS OUR FIRST TIME PROMOTING THESE TRIPS, BUT IT WON’T BE THE LAST!

Are you searching for that ultimate fly-in fishing adventure that can produce 50+” northern pike, huge lake trout and trophy Arctic grayling, all in the same lake? This remote northern Manitoba lake’s abundance and variety of fish make it a great destination for anglers of all skill levels. This lodge takes great pride in offering each guest the very highest level of personal attention, service and hospitality, and the scenery around the lake is also breathtaking. They also have a number of remote outpost camps on surrounding lakes, which sleep up to 6 people.

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You’ll be fishing from well-equipped boats with guides to help you find the fishing hot spots. Whether you like to troll, cast, or fly fish is up to you. Just bring your own rods, reels and tackle (rods/tackle available if needed), as there’s a spot for every angler.  

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