After the Hunt: Taking Care of Your Hunting Gear
When the hunt is over, your gear may be wet and muddy. When you’ve invested in quality gear, it’s important to take care of it. Here are a few gear care tips.
5 Great Calibers for a Big Game Combo Hunt
Our hunters frequently tackle multiple species, making versatility important. There are many choices but these 5 calibers are reliable and widely available.
Extra Credit Opportunities: Wolf, Wolverine & Black Bear
In addition to our primary hunts, wolves, wolverines and black bears also occupy this country. Carrying extra tags could land you with a unique opportunity.
Calling and Locating Moose During the Rut
Hunting moose during the rut is exciting, especially when calling tactics are implemented. The intensity and rewarding nature of that moment is hard to beat.
Welcome to Northern BC: Getting to Know Our Hunting Area
Northern BC offers unique hunts in some of the most remote, scenic and wild country in North America. Here are a few things to know about hunting here.
3 Rifle Practice Tips to Prepare for Your Hunt
A blown shot opportunity can put a damper on any hunting trip. We’ve all been there. Here are 3 rifle practice tips to get you started toward a great season.
What’s the Difference Between Canada and Alaska-Yukon Moose?
Our location in northern British Columbia often leads to questions about moose classification. Are they Canada or Alaska-Yukon moose? And what's the difference?
Creating a Simple Hunting First Aid Kit
The basic hunter’s first aid kit plays a vital role while tramping around the mountains. Here are a few quick tips to creating a simple hunting first aid kit.
Recommended Clothing for a British Columbia Hunt
In changing weather conditions and challenging terrain, here are a few tips for your clothing system on a hunt in northern British Columbia.
Weight matters. Simplify Your Day Pack and Shed Pounds
When it comes to your daypack on a guided mountain hunt, weight matters. Here are a few tips to simplify the contents of your daypack and shed pounds.
Taking Care of Your Feet on a Mountain Hunt
Keeping your feet comfortable throughout a hunt can be a big difference maker. Here are a few basic tips to remember to keep your feet in good shape.
Tips to Keep Your Devices Charged in the Backcountry
Instead of packing heavy spare batteries, backcountry hunters can power everything from GPS to headlamps using a lightweight solar kit. Here are a few tips.
3 Tips for Loading Your Daypack on a Guided Hunt
The contents of your daypack may change from one hunt to another. But consider these 3 simple tips for loading your daypack on a guided mountain hunt.
Quarantined? Use Your Time to Prep for the Hunting Season
Staying home shouldn’t be boring and now is a great time to get ready for hunting season. Here are a few quick tips to keep your hunting season prep on point.
3 Reasons Why You Should be Hunting Northern B.C.
Northern B.C. offers hunting like nowhere else on earth. Here are the top three reasons why we love hunting in British Columbia and why you will too.
4 Simple Workouts to Train for Your Next Hunt
Training for a hunt is not complicated but it does require time and dedication. Here are a few simple exercises to help prepare for your next backcountry hunt.
Our hunting area is on British Columbia’s remote northern border. Hundreds of miles from anywhere, we have large numbers of trophy quality animals, like nowhere else in North America.