Who's Canada bound this spring for bear and where?

[bmrfish]

Healing to Saskatchewan with Saskcan outfitters but won’t be till may of 25

Hunted with them the last 2 years and going back again this year.


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[160andup]

Headed to Pine Acres in Ontario this spring. Haven’t been with them yet but have heard great things. Haven’t been over the border for spring bear since 2019 so I’m chomping at the bit!

 

[TJE0705]

Hunted with them the last 2 years and going back again this year.


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Good experience with them overall? They seem like great people and seem to kill some big bears. I’m pretty excited.

 

[bmrfish]

Good experience with them overall? They seem like great people and seem to kill some big bears. I’m pretty excited.

Great experience. Nice folks, comfortable atmosphere and they work really hard. They have lots of long-time repeat customers which tells you something. Lots of stands, bait and action. Covered up with bears constantly. I've seen several boars 250-300 lb per week. I haven't killed one for the last couple years because I am holding out for a bruiser. Seen a couple, just couldn't get a bow shot. They usually take several 300+ each week and some real monsters every year. Some nice color phase as well. Fishing is good too.

 

[Smerritt84]

Good luck

 

[WHITETAIL_HUNTR_79]

Heading to BC May 31

 

[KHNC]

Going back to South Bay Outfitters in Sask. Be my 6th time going, but first since 2015. Hopefully still as good as it used to be.

 

[medvedyt]

local OTC tags for grizzly and black bears.

 

[TXHunt]

local OTC tags for grizzly and black bears.

Correct me if I’m wrong but I think the only place you can hunt grizzlies is Alaska.

 

[medvedyt]

Correct me if I’m wrong but I think the only place you can hunt grizzlies is Alaska.

sorry but in canada you can hunt in Yukon (canada) for residents and non residents guided (my tag willl cost me $25 as every year), nunavut (canada) for residents and non residents guided, NWT (canada) for residents and non residents guided outside of the Mckenzie that is a lifetime tag for resident only.

so Yukon will be mostly Mountain ones and NWT and Nunavut are mostly Barrenground ones.

hint at the border of the Mckenzie there is a lot of them as they are flowing from nwt to the yukon ...

but you are right you can hunt as of today only in USA in Alaska grizzly ... but Canada as another country so far we can still. BC banned hunt of grizzly many years ago ... but it is only one part of canada lol ...

 

[TXHunt]

sorry but in canada you can hunt in Yukon (canada) for residents and non residents guided (my tag willl cost me $25 as every year), nunavut (canada) for residents and non residents guided, NWT (canada) for residents and non residents guided outside of the Mckenzie that is a lifetime tag for resident only.

so Yukon will be mostly Mountain ones and NWT and Nunavut are mostly Barrenground ones.

hint at the border of the Mckenzie there is a lot of them as they are flowing from nwt to the yukon ...

but you are right you can hunt as of today only in USA in Alaska grizzly ... but Canada as another country so far we can still. BC banned hunt of grizzly many years ago ... but it is only one part of canada lol ...

Well, I learned something new, I thought it was banned in all of Canada for non residents. I would imagine like most things hunting grizzly in the Canadian Yukon is much cheaper than hunting them in Alaska. I will be looking into it. Thank you

 

[medvedyt]

Well, I learned something new, I thought it was banned in all of Canada for non residents. I would imagine like most things hunting grizzly in the Canadian Yukon is much cheaper than hunting them in Alaska. I will be looking into it. Thank you

no problem. i doubt it will be cheaper here ...