HCU Caribou Hunt CU27 Quebec Labrador

Caribou

Hunt CU27

QUEBEC-LABRADOR CARIBOU HUNTS

Last fall success ran over 90 percent for each hunter taking at least one bull and most took 2. They have 27 camps and typically only take enough hunters to fill 4 for any particular week. This gives them numerous locations to move hunters if the caribou sightings are down. This outfit has purchased additional camps north of the 57^th parallel giving them the unique availability to hunt both north and south of the 57^th, increasing the odds considerably to access caribou. They offer a couple hunt packages, ALL FAIR CHASE.

4X1 HUNT PACKAGE is priced at $6,800.

The 4x1 option is a semi-guided service for those who do not require a guide by their side at all times in the field. With this package, the guide will split up his time amongst the group of 4 and provide assistance with the field work after the caribou have been harvested. A pack frame will be necessary for this hunt. Food and cook is also provided.

2X1 HUNT PACKAGE is priced at $7,500.

For those of you who want exclusive attention and a professional to carry out the field work, this is the package for you. Each pair of hunters is accompanied by a full time guide on this hunt. Your guide will help you spot, stalk and put an ambush on your caribou and once your caribou is harvested he will look after all the chores of quartering, deboning, caping and packing it out for you. A pack frame is not necessary for this package. Food and cook is also provided.

Hunts start August 28 and run to October 3. All packages are priced to increase $100 per year for next 3 years.

All 8-day packages, 6 hunting, include roundtrip air from Montreal to Schefferville, licenses, taxes, parking and shuttle service in Montreal, lodging in Schefferville or Lac Pau, flights to camp, boat and motor, meat boxes, English speaking guides, emergency satellite phone communication, and cold storage in Schefferville.

The outfitter gives a $1,000 discount to students accompanied by a parent, $100 discount per hunter for a group of 4 and a $500 discount on repeat hunters.

Not included is a 7-day fishing license of $42, black bear license of $150 or small game license at $85. Meals and beverages during overnight, if applicable, in Schefferville or Caniapiscau. Sleeping bags and towels, accommodations in Montreal or gratuities. Meat butchering and vacuum sealing if required in Schefferville, normally $80 per caribou, or overnight in Montreal. Antler transportation on the return flight to Montreal, 2 split sets of antlers or 1 whole set of antlers is included in price. 1 split plus 1 whole set costs $50 or 2 whole sets cost $100. Second cape costs $100 payable to the guide if not taken care of by the hunter.

Steve Shook with his first caribou.

Steve Shook with his 2nd caribou!

One of Steve's hunting buddies Owen Schwotzer with his nice black bear.

Owen with his nice caribou.

HCU web guy Craig Green on his return trip with his 1st bull.

HCU web guy Craig Green on his return trip with his 2nd bull.

HCU web guy Craig Green with a nice bear taken on this trip also.

HCU web guy Craig Green with his 1st bull.

HCU web guy Craig Green with his 2nd bull.

Jeff Fenton with a nice bull.

Jeff Fenton with a good bear taken on this hunt.

Bill Reed and his nice caribou.

Elston Carter and his nice caribou.

Steve Terpstra and his nice caribou.

Matt Terpstra and his nice caribou.

Kendrick Baros with his nice bull.

Mark McMahon with his big bull.

	Caribou Hunt CU27 QUEBEC-LABRADOR CARIBOU HUNTS Last fall success ran over 90 percent for each hunter taking at least one bull and most took 2. They have 27 camps and typically only take enough hunters to fill 4 for any particular week. This gives them numerous locations to move hunters if the caribou sightings are down. This outfit has purchased additional camps north of the 57^th parallel giving them the unique availability to hunt both north and south of the 57^th, increasing the odds considerably to access caribou. They offer a couple hunt packages, ALL FAIR CHASE. 4X1 HUNT PACKAGE is priced at $6,800. The 4x1 option is a semi-guided service for those who do not require a guide by their side at all times in the field. With this package, the guide will split up his time amongst the group of 4 and provide assistance with the field work after the caribou have been harvested. A pack frame will be necessary for this hunt. Food and cook is also provided. 2X1 HUNT PACKAGE is priced at $7,500. For those of you who want exclusive attention and a professional to carry out the field work, this is the package for you. Each pair of hunters is accompanied by a full time guide on this hunt. Your guide will help you spot, stalk and put an ambush on your caribou and once your caribou is harvested he will look after all the chores of quartering, deboning, caping and packing it out for you. A pack frame is not necessary for this package. Food and cook is also provided. Hunts start August 28 and run to October 3. All packages are priced to increase $100 per year for next 3 years. All 8-day packages, 6 hunting, include roundtrip air from Montreal to Schefferville, licenses, taxes, parking and shuttle service in Montreal, lodging in Schefferville or Lac Pau, flights to camp, boat and motor, meat boxes, English speaking guides, emergency satellite phone communication, and cold storage in Schefferville. The outfitter gives a $1,000 discount to students accompanied by a parent, $100 discount per hunter for a group of 4 and a $500 discount on repeat hunters. Not included is a 7-day fishing license of $42, black bear license of $150 or small game license at $85. Meals and beverages during overnight, if applicable, in Schefferville or Caniapiscau. Sleeping bags and towels, accommodations in Montreal or gratuities. Meat butchering and vacuum sealing if required in Schefferville, normally $80 per caribou, or overnight in Montreal. Antler transportation on the return flight to Montreal, 2 split sets of antlers or 1 whole set of antlers is included in price. 1 split plus 1 whole set costs $50 or 2 whole sets cost $100. Second cape costs $100 payable to the guide if not taken care of by the hunter. Steve Shook with his first caribou. Steve Shook with his 2nd caribou! One of Steve's hunting buddies Owen Schwotzer with his nice black bear. Owen with his nice caribou. HCU web guy Craig Green on his return trip with his 1st bull. HCU web guy Craig Green on his return trip with his 2nd bull. HCU web guy Craig Green with a nice bear taken on this trip also. HCU web guy Craig Green with his 1st bull. HCU web guy Craig Green with his 2nd bull. Jeff Fenton with a nice bull. Jeff Fenton with a good bear taken on this hunt. Bill Reed and his nice caribou. Elston Carter and his nice caribou. Steve Terpstra and his nice caribou. Matt Terpstra and his nice caribou. Kendrick Baros with his nice bull. Mark McMahon with his big bull.