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I'm looking for an outfitter recommendation for a mountain caribou hunt. BC or NWT would be the target areas for a 7 day rifle hunt, either backpack or horseback for me and my fiance's honeymoon.
Last edited by DubThomas; 08/02/19.
The lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part!
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Killed a nice bull in the itcha illgutzcha range in B.C.12 years ago or so, sadly last year was the last year my outfitter had tags, wolves got to beat down where residents can't even hunt em. Too bad cause it was a easy days drive from my place to his. Should be lots of reputable outfitters to suit ya. Good luck and grats on gettin married.
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Ceaser Lake outfitters in the Yukon. Their hunting area is right on the border with the NWT, they have good country and are a reputable outfit. I hunted with them three times with full satisfaction. Their horses are a wonderment. Perfectly trained, capable and rugged animals that even a raw beginner would like. Wonderful wild country, and enough animals to make it a good prospect for success.
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