need caribou hunting advice

[fish44]

where would be better to go caribou hunting. Yukon or North West Terroties thanks

[coldredneck]

Get a hold of Tundra Monkey he can set you up with something.
Good luck

[mac_xi@hotmail.com]

Like the time of year and where you go. Either place would be an awesome expereice. All the caribou hunting I have done is close to the Yukon/NWT border. The mountains seem like they are alive at times, teeming with thousands of caribou.

check out AURORA CARIBOU CAMP IN THE N.W.T. great bowhunting camp dan hungle used to also book for them .

[ovis40]

Both would be a good choice. I would stay away from the last week of August. They can be hard to find when they are rubbing off velvet.

[hayseed]

Ummmmmmmm... is it just me ??.... or is this guy just.... well..... I might be wrong... what a howl...

[fish44]

thanks to all

[alces]

best place to hunt caribou in the NWT is Peterson's Point Lake Lodge

[Tundra Monkey]

I'd do the NWT this year.......may not be around next year as per our Govt's wishes......ouch

tm

[9mikemike]

A friend of mine used to use that avatar when he joined a site as a troll. You should maybe change it and hang out or PM ?'s.

[fish44]

Originally Posted by 9mikemike

A friend of mine used to use that avatar when he joined a site as a troll. You should maybe change it and hang out or PM ?'s.

why do i have to change it

[BTK]

Hunted both at Aurora and Peterson point lake also the Finlinson lake area in the Yukon. Petersons and aurora were both excellent, although Petersons was a little more poshy. Check out Trophy book archery, I think they are a rep for Aurora good chance to get a cancellation hunt with them.
If I went again I think I would go back to Petersons, although I doesn't really matter, if you hit the migration any place would be good.

[iceman99]

Originally Posted by fish44

where would be better to go caribou hunting. Yukon or North West Terroties thanks

What kind of caribou do you want to hunt???

[fish44]

Originally Posted by BTK

Hunted both at Aurora and Peterson point lake also the Finlinson lake area in the Yukon. Petersons and aurora were both excellent, although Petersons was a little more poshy. Check out Trophy book archery, I think they are a rep for Aurora good chance to get a cancellation hunt with them.
If I went again I think I would go back to Petersons, although I doesn't really matter, if you hit the migration any place would be good.

but in yukon and north wt you need an outfitter

Originally Posted by fish44

but in yukon and north wt you need an outfitter

As I explained earlier in another thread you started, in the Yukon you don't require an outfitter, you can go with a hunter host.

[Brian Bildson]

McKay Lake Lodge produces nice bulls. In the NWT

[genroxbro]

In iowa a 2 month old can hunt as long as a parnet is with in talking distance and has a valid hutning liscense. NO i do not know any one who lets a child that young hunt. I started hunting at 9 with my dad but i have went since i was 4.
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[Tundra Monkey]

Kicked out of school at age 9 per chance???


tm

[Cal]

Ha ha my thoughts exactly. Anyone hunt cariboo in BC? I have an uncle over there I've been meaning to go hunting with one of these years.

[shootermcgavin]

Northern BC has some good caribou hunting.... We went on a triip last fall and we all got decent bulls and had a great time.

[ljbb]

Try Blackstone outfitters for late season caribou, check out there web site. It can be cold but a ton of caribou.

[fish44]

for everyone we dont want an outfitter

[Cal]

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Originally Posted by fish44

for everyone we dont want an outfitter

You pretty well need to have a friend in BC or the Yukon then that will take you on Hunter Host licence.

[fish44]

Originally Posted by sheephunter

You pretty well need to have a friend in BC or the Yukon then that will take you on Hunter Host licence.

thanks

[Gunner22a]

You will find both in the Yukon. Woodland in the fall in the south and Barren Ground during the migration north of Dawson Creek in late winter. As mentioned before you will need one hunter host per hunter from the south or an outfitter. Hunter hosts can only do it once every two years. There will be trophy fees that have to be paid as well. You will also require an export permit to remove the meat/antlers from the Yukon. All said you would have to pay the same fees with an outfitter but a hunter host is far cheaper. I live there for 3 years 95-98. I'm sure the fees have gone up but for the first year until I was deemed a resident my moose cost me:

license $80
trophy fee $150

The hunter host permit was only 10 bucks but you have to find someone willing to take you. They cannot be paid to do it.

[fish44]

Originally Posted by Gunner22a

You will find both in the Yukon. Woodland in the fall in the south and Barren Ground during the migration north of Dawson Creek in late winter. As mentioned before you will need one hunter host per hunter from the south or an outfitter. Hunter hosts can only do it once every two years. There will be trophy fees that have to be paid as well. You will also require an export permit to remove the meat/antlers from the Yukon. All said you would have to pay the same fees with an outfitter but a hunter host is far cheaper. I live there for 3 years 95-98. I'm sure the fees have gone up but for the first year until I was deemed a resident my moose cost me:

license $80
trophy fee $150

The hunter host permit was only 10 bucks but you have to find someone willing to take you. They cannot be paid to do it.

thanks bud

[buckbrushoutdoors]

fish44 i thought you where 9 years old ?


im 22 and just planning my first caribou hunt, mabe im a late bloomer

[fish44]

Originally Posted by buckbrushoutdoors

fish44 i thought you where 9 years old ?


im 22 and just planning my first caribou hunt, mabe im a late bloomer

my familys planning that. and stop mentioning it