Hunt Information

Weather and Temperatures

British Columbia's weather can be unpredictable, so come prepared for fluctuating temperatures, rain, and wet snow. Here's a general guide to what you can expect throughout the seasons:

‍August Goat Hunts: Lows of around 8°C (46°F) to highs above 21°C (70°F).

‍September and October: You can expect temperatures to drop to freezing, with highs around 10°C (50°F).

November: Temperatures will continue to get colder, ranging from -7°C to 2°C (20°F to 35°F).

‍Winter Hunts & Trapline Tours: Prepare for extremely cold Canadian winters, with temperatures potentially ranging from -40°C (-40°F) to -10°C (14°F).

Gear and Accommodations

Our main camp cabins offer comfortable beds, a hot water shower, and an outhouse. The amount of gear you can bring depends on your type of hunt:

Main Camp Hunts: Hunters staying at the main camp are welcome to bring as much gear as they need to be comfortable.

‍Horseback Hunts: Gear is limited to one duffel bag, along with your rifle and a day pack. Extra gear will be left at the main camp.

‍Backpack Goat Hunts: Due to the physical demands of these hunts, you are limited to what you can carry, typically around 50 pounds.

Regardless of your hunt type, waterproof and shockproof binoculars are a must. It's also a good idea to put your camera in a plastic bag to protect it from rain and wet snow.

Notes regarding your equipment

SLEEPING BAG: Although down bags are warmer we recommend a good quality synthetic bag as these dry out quickly if wet and will also keep you warm while they are still wet.

RAIN GEAR: Good quality quiet rain gear, tops and bottoms. You may be riding so be sure they will be comfortable.

LEATHER BOOTS: Good quality, warm, well fitting, comfortable hiking boots. Preferably waterproof and broken in.

RUBBER BOOTS: May not be needed If your leather boots are very waterproof. There will be mud and muskeg in places and rubber boots will keep you dry. Rubber bottomed winter boots with liners that can be removed and dried will work equally well for the cold weather.

PERSONAL TOILETRIES: Toothpaste, towel etc..

EYEWEAR/MEDICATIONS: If you have contact lenses, please bring a supply of what you will need for the whole hunt as we will be a long way from any store. The same for any medications.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES: If you would enjoy a beverage at the end of a long cold day of hunting, or around the campfire in the evenings this is absolutely permitted. Alcoholic beverages need not be brought from home but can be purchased in Prince George or McBride before arriving in camp. We reserve the right not to permit an intoxicated guest to hunt.

Assumption of Risk and Release from Liability Agreement

Non-Resident Firearm Declaration Form