- Location
- Medicine Hat
I'd like to plan a trip for this fall, for Caribou and maybe some fishing. I'm leaning towards Quebec, but might try Labrador. Can anyone recommend a hunt that won't cost an arm and a leg? Just wondering.
Caribou Outfitters?
- Thread starter dragoon7214
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Here is a site that should give you some ideas and pricing info:
http://www.cargair.com/huntingandfishing/package.html
I went with Cargair a few years back - things change year to year so do your research carefully.
We were the last hunt of the season, so no fishing
, and the weather was absolutely brutal.
http://www.cargair.com/huntingandfishing/package.html
I went with Cargair a few years back - things change year to year so do your research carefully.
We were the last hunt of the season, so no fishing
, and the weather was absolutely brutal.
Try this guy
www.highnorthoutfitting.com
He's my cousin, won't garrentee a cut rate but you WILL have a good time !
www.highnorthoutfitting.com
He's my cousin, won't garrentee a cut rate but you WILL have a good time !
- Location
- Medicine Hat
I guess up to $3500 Cdn not including airfare to Quebec or Lab. would be willing to go unguided, but would rather have a guide.
shootinblanks
Member
- Location
- Ingleside Ont
For the extra $1500 you don't have to worry about packing in food at extra cost, cook meals after a full day hunting and not to mention a guide who knows where and how to take your animal out for you. I'm going this Aug and think the extra cash for such a trip will be worth it.
I dont really think there is such a caribou hunt that DOESNT cost an arm and a leg. I did one a couple of years ago and it cost about $2000. For outfitter (basic), food gas etc. I believe some of the outfitters are only 3 days of hunting. To me if you are only there for 3 days you do not need five star accomodations. We had our 8 caribou in the first 3 hours that we were hunting. So home we came. Good times!!dragoon7214 said:
