The hard part isn't deciding to go. It's knowing who to call.
View Alberta Black Bear over BaitBlack Bear
Five days over bait for a seven-foot Alberta boar, as filmed for Bush Dragon
Livin the Dream Productions

Mountain Lion
Trophy toms off forty miles of snowmobile trail, in a two-lion, two-wolf unit
Cameron Outfitters
Since 2019

Wildlife safari
For everyone who came to Alaska for the bears, the fjords and the glaciers, not the fish
Kenai Riverside Resort

Whitetail Deer
Nine dated packages from velvet archery to late muzzleloader, on 10,000 managed acres
One Fatal Mistake Outfitters
Since 2019

Wolf
Seven winter days after the hardest animal in Unit 17 to put in front of you
Moose Creek Outfitters
Since 2017

Cameron Outfitters packs you, your party, and your gear on horseback and mules into one of their remote backcountry camps in Unit 17, then leaves you to hunt it. The camp is furnished: two 12x14 tents, a wood-fired heating stove in each, a cot and pad for every hunter, a propane cooking stove with a large bottle, a full kitchen cupboard and table, a chair each, lanterns, a portable toilet, bow saw, axe, shovel, and a radio set up to talk to base camp. You arrive at base camp the evening before. They go over maps and give you a thorough orientation of the area and the camps, pack most of your gear that night, then feed you dinner and breakfast and send lunch in with you. Once an animal is down, field dressing and caping are yours. Get the quarters somewhere the pack mules can reach and their packers will bring the meat back to base camp and hang it, ready for you when they pack you out. Party size - 2 hunters: fall, from $5,500 per hunter - 3 hunters: fall, from $4,200 per hunter - 4 or more hunters: fall, from $3,700 per hunter Drop camp hunts are not for everyone. This is a hunt for people who already know what they are doing in remote country. The tags are guaranteed outfitter tags, so there is no draw to enter.
Cameron Outfitters
Since 2019