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Stone Sheep,
Elk, Moose, Mountain Goat, Grizzly, Caribou, Black Bear | |
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Situated in the
northeastern corner of British
Columbia, Canada the area covers
3,500 square miles of the famous Prophet River and Muskwa River drainages.
Prophet Muskwa at Sleeping Chief is comprised of two side-by-side areas in some of the highest game productive regions in British Columbia. Rivers, streams and glaciers along the east slope of the Canadian Rockies is the
perfect setting for hunting and photography. The heart of the area is very secluded
and accessible by plane and pack horse. The region is unique in providing opportunities to hunt more than one species in a single booked hunt period.
The combination of two and three species hunting continues to draw clients from all over the world. With 10 different species to choose from, we can meet most hunters' needs. Hunts are conducted one hunter per one guide and on horseback, unless otherwise requested. Base camps are fully staffed with experienced and professional guides, wranglers and cooks. From each of our base camps clients will likely "spike out" to a Spike Camp, in our spike camps it will be the guide and hunter in camp. We take great pride in providing the best possible service, meals and lodging arrangements, while still protecting our wilderness.
T H E G A M E: Stone Sheep - one of North America's most sought
after trophies - are hunted in the Prophet and Muskwa Benches. The rams in this
area have continually produced record book
trophies, including the Chadwick Ram.
The Elk population is strong and is continuing to increase and the trophy quality is excellent.
Only 6 x 6 or better bulls are harvested with an average score of 300 Boone and
Crockett points.
Canadian Moose is abundant in our part of the world. Our moose average in the 50" class and the success rate is 95% and above.
Mountain Caribou and Rocky Mountain Goat are also abundant in the area. Caribou is hunted in September and October when the rut is in full swing.
We can boast of near 100% success rate with these species!
Grizzly Bears and Black Bears are available for Spring and Fall hunts.
Big
game season in Northeastern British Columbia runs from August 1st through October
31st. Each hunt is 7, 10 or 14 days long. This does not include traveling days. Hunting
in August is mainly for Stone Sheep, however, the hunter can also collect Wolf
if the chance should arise. Elk and Moose season opens August 15th and Caribou
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