Hunting Style: There are several ways to hunt these monsters all of which seem to work well. I've killed them by waiting them out in route to their feeding
areas. I've actually killed a couple once they were pushed toward me, but 90% of the big bucks I've shot were spot and stalk kills. All were archery kills. I did nearly kill one by dropping a bolder over a cliff onto his back but he got out of the way just in time. This hunt is worth the money if it's a big mulie your wanting. You'll see dozens of big bucks and some 180 plus monsters. I recently shot a 195 typical right where you will be hunting. There is a limited number of hunts allowed here and there is great genetics, age and large numbers of
bucks!
Weather: Archery season ranges fro 80 degrees to 25. Rifle is cold... 30s
and down.
Camp: The lodge is a rustic cattle camp that has been fixed up nice with all the amenities including TV, hot shower and electricity. My wife loved it.
Food: Full time cook. Four coarse meals at night. Sack lunch if you hunt all day but usually we came in for the great hotlunches. Hot breakfasts if you'd like.
Guides: Very patient and persistent at finding the class of animal you are after.. Open minded to any hunting styles. Ask for ol Jon.
Cost: $4700. one buck. You can also hunt bear elk moose and whitetail for additional money.
Success Rate: 85 percent with rifle with a 178 inch average. Bow hunters have a success rate of 75 % with a 165 inch average. All get shots!
Season Dates: September through November.
Location: Alberta near Fort McCloud. It's rolling foothill prairie country.
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