About the hunt

Hunt dates run mid may to early June to ensure snow has melted and baits are accessible. The rut also begins mid may runs through june so this time of year the mature boars begin chasing sows to ensure the highest opportunity at the trophy of a lifetime. We run 4 hunters per week to ensure opportunity for everyone in camp to hunt mature boars.

We hunt evenings over strategically thoughtout baits that are continuously replenished and monitored with cellular trail cameras. We hunt from permanent platform stands, ground blinds and two-man ladder stands. Archery or rifle hunts whichever you prefer. All baits are placed 20-30 yards from stands and blinds

Accommodations

 Our Wall tent camp is a short 30 minute ATV ride from the trucks staging area where you’ll enjoy a comfortable and well-equipped backcountry camp experience in the heart of northern Alberta’s wilderness. Our wall-tent camps are fully powered by generators and feature a central kitchen and dining tent where hunters can relax and enjoy hearty home-cooked meals after a day in the field.

Hunters stay in separate heated wall tents designed for two people, complete with comfortable cots and foam mattresses to ensure a good night’s rest. Camp amenities include hot showers, clean outhouse facilities and Starlink Wi-Fi and/or cell service when available.

We take pride in providing the perfect balance of wilderness adventure and modern comfort, allowing you to focus on enjoying your hunt while feeling at home in camp.

Daily Life in Camp

Wake up in bear country and take field photos of bears taken the night before. Mid morning a nice hot home cooked breakfast is served.  Afterwards hunters can relax, play some games, shoot their bows at 3D targets and talk about the hunts. Hunters can also choose to join the guides to rebait the bait sites and check trail cameras during the day before a hot home cooked meal before the evening sit. Hot soup and snacks will be provided after the hunt. 

Travel

Fly into Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada where guides will pick up hunters and transport them to camp. After the hunt is complete hunters will then be transported back to Fort McMurray. Hunters also have the choice to fly into Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and Drive 5 hours north to Fort McMurray where guides will meet them in town and take them into camp.