Been to Sk several times before the crash. Never used an outfitter. Canadian hunters can hunt most anywhere.
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Been to Sk several times before the crash. Never used an outfitter. Canadian hunters can hunt most anywhere.
Yeah up to 2010 it was an awesome place. I lived in PA and had friends out every year. But now canadian Rez hunters have to draw a tag and priority is given to canadian residents with family in SK. I have applied for the last two years and havnt been successful. The outfitter will ensure that you have a tag to hunt on. I'm just hunting ducks out there till the population bounces back.
Hi TedQuote:
Originally Posted by bigtedd
Two friends of mine hunted in Sask one took a non typical, nineteen points, something like that and the second knew a farmer and he hunted glassing hills and hunting the coulees. He took a twelve pointer. Some really big racked deer, most of the hunts are in a blind over bait and it can get very cold. Go on to Ontario trophy bucks website there will be guys there who can suggest some good guides for sure. Great bucket list hunt all the best of luck and for those that have to make silly replies just take into consideration where it is coming from.
If you want a big bodied and big racked whitetail then absolutely look to Saskatchewan. Don't limit your search to just Sask though. I would also look at Western Manitoba and BC as I would think the genetics spill into there also. There are other great "bucket list" hunts you might want to look into also. A flyin caribou hunt in Quebec is great too especially if you combine it with Arctic Char fishing. When we went to the Ungava we had 2lb Char for breakfast everyday and Ptarmigan for lunch. I bet the prices aren't that far apart and your odds of a trophy would be better. Although most hunters on here would give a kidney for a 250lb 170 class Alberta buck.
Thanks for the input guys.