2026 Spring & Fall Bear Hunting Package
$4000.00 USD
2027 Spring & Fall Bear Hunting Package
$4500.00 USD
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The perfect black bear territory
We are located on the edge of the local farmlands, where tended fields give way to the vast and dense boreal forest. This is where the game population thrives thanks to their ease of access to ample amounts of forage in the summer and fall.
The home of giant black bears and color phase bears
In the spring black bear season, we target the pre-rut on into the full rut period. It is our experience that this is when the big old giant black bears pop out in the area, we are confident that you too can bag a winner.
In combination with a great population of giant black bears we also have a dense population of color phase bears. In fact, we would not be exaggerating by saying color phase bears in our area would run right around twenty percent of the total population.
A Typical Day In The Camp
Morning to Early Afternoon
Wake up to a continental-style breakfast. Enjoy spending the morning fishing, shooting on our archery course or lounging.
Mid Afternoon
We serve a large mid-afternoon meal to see you through the evening hunt. After your meal has settled, we load into the guides’ pickups, and head for the Saskatchewan woods.
Evening to Late Night
Spend the evening hunting, after which you can expect to return to a spread of hot food fit for a king. Share your stories of the hunt while our expert guide team skins your trophy.
Transportation
Our modes of transportation vary based on the location of the most active stands. UTV, ATV and/or argo’s are used to access our various stand locations.
Communication
You will be given a communication device allowing you to contact our guide team in the event of a bear down, or in the event of an emergency. Unless you contact your guide early, pickup will be just after legal light.
Accomodations
Our spacious accommodations located on the edge of the endless wilderness offer each hunter their own bedroom with easy access to the bathrooms. In combination with the privacy of your own bedroom, we have a large common lounging, dining and television room. You’ll be treated to delicious hot meals created by chef Adam before and after your days hunt.
Gallery
Black Bear Trophy Gallery
Black Bear Trail Cam Gallery
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What should I bring on my Saskatchewan Black Bear hunt?
- A mesh bug proof head cover, for the mosquitos. Bears like to be near water in heavily wooded areas. Freshly hatched mosquitos also like these areas making this item a very important item that I would not recommend going without.
- Bug proof gloves: While I’m on the mosquito topic bare skin is a bad idea. You want to be able to sit still and do your best to be undetected while on the stand.
- Quiet Camo Rain Gear: Although the rain isn't the best of hunting conditions it is one that is unpredictable and one that we will endure and hunt through, so having the right gear for the situation is important.
- Orange ball cap and Vest: I’m speaking for rifle hunters headed to our neck of the woods in Saskatchewan. This is a regulation for all rifle hunters or bow hunters carrying a rifle. Bowhunters, muzzleloaders and shotgun hunters are exempt from this rule.
- Water Proof Boots: Every stand location is different but some might include a little bit of swamping on the ATV’s to get to. Dry feet ensure a comfortable evening in the stand.
- Reasonably Warm Clothing: The spring weather in Saskatchewan is a unpredictable variable on your hunt. It can range from the mid 40's on through the lower 70's. Having the right gear with you to comfortably endure these temperatures will ensure a pleasant experience.
- 2 boxes of Ammunition: Airlines and baggage handling is another unpredictable aspect of your trip. Having extra ammunition so that any issues with your firearm and optics can be corrected before you hit the stand.
- Firearm or Bow: It's hard to hunt without them.
- Passport: It is a requirement for any non resident of Canada to enter the country.
- Firearm at the Border: You are required to declare your firearm at the border by having the paperwork in the attached link filled out and on person. https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/wam/media/2347/original/d369a605ac3363b569af5ea5dc40c88d.pdfwww.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/form-formulaire/pdfs/5590-eng.pdf
Frequently Asked Questions
Tips are greatly appreciated by our Black Bear guide staff. Ultimately it is up to you to tip on the service you feel you were provided.
A general guideline is use 10-15% of the hunt cost for the guide, while giving the chef $150.00 per hunter.
Saskatchewan Black Bear hunting licenses are available over the counter and can also be purchased online before your trip or on the drive up to camp at one of several vendors.
It is 2 Bear hunters per guide. Your guide will transport you and another hunter to an area where a four wheeler will then be used to get you to and from your hunting stands.
For the case of a Black Bear down, as well as in case of emergency, you will be given a satellite communication device. This device will communicate with our guide teams cell phones and will ensure both safety as well as a timely pickup.
The most common calibres are 300 and 7mm. Our Black Bear have large bodies so it is nice to have the knock down power.
We will cape your Black Bear trophy as well as prepare the skull for a problem-less, worry-free trip over the border. All capes and hides will be frozen and put in a complementary rubbermaid tote for travel.
If you want to take your meat, the processing is up to you but we will provide a facility for you to do so. *Most people that fly leave their meat behind in which case, we ensure it goes to good use.*
Typically in Black Bear season we will have you in your stand by 4:00 pm and pick you up at dark, roughly 9:00pm.
Depending on which week you come, you can expect to spend 5-6 hours in the blind.
We have a variety of ladder stands as well as hang on’s, these are used for the Black Bear season as well as early Whitetail season. Our blinds are a variety of pop-up blinds as well as some wooden box blinds depending on the location.
Being close allows you to accurately judge the Bear. Our Black Bear stands vary from 15 yards to 50 yards. All Bow hunters shots will be under 30 yards for Black Bears.
The temperature varies, but Black Bear season is usually mush milder than our Whitetail season. It can approach the 32 degrees Fahrenheit (0 degrees Celsius) mark in early spring season and late fall season. It is very important to have warm footwear and clothing. Daytime highs can be from 45 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit (5 to 20 Celsius).
Yes archery is an option for Black Bear hunting. We require to know well in advance if you are going to bow hunt in order to insure we have the proper bait and stand set up for you.
*If an animal is wounded and not recovered an additional $1000.00 will be charged in order to continue hunting (same applies to rifle hunters)