HCU Dall Sheep Hunt DS250 Northwest Territories Dall Sheep NWT

Dall Sheep

Hunt DS250

NORTHWEST TERRITORY
DALL SHEEP MECCA
Here is a small family run operation that is strictly top notch, from the guides to the cooks to the base camp, it just doesn’t get any better. In 2011 they had 17 sheep rifle hunters take 16 full curl rams. The unsuccessful hunter had personal problems at home and had to leave early. They also hosted 3 bowhunters and they took 2 rams and the unsuccessful hunter cut some hair and later broke his bow. The rams continue to average over 37 inches and just shy of 11 years in age.

The outfitter rotates his sheep camps within his 7,000 square mile area to prevent over hunting pressure and this insures taking quality mature full curl rams. There has never been any resident pressure of any kind in this area. He also has an elaborate base camp including a hydroelectric plant that produces power for all the comforts of home along with email. Most hunters tag out early and upon return to base camp enjoy some fantastic lake trout and grayling fishing just outside the cabin door.

Hunts start July 15 and run to early September. 10-day backpack hunts guided 1x1 are $18,500 and 12-day horseback hunts are $20,000 plus preservation fund of $100 and 2 1/2 percent tax. Mountain caribou can be taken for a $4,000 trophy fee and last fall success was typically 100 percent.

He also offers a 12-day combination hunt with a base price of $10,000 and trophy fees of $9,000 for sheep, $7,500 for moose and $4,000 for caribou on August 28 to September 8.

Hunters charter from Norman Wells for approximately $1,000 roundtrip. HCU’s Cliff Graham and Bob Wodzisz have hunted out of this camp.

Matt Grujich and his nice ram.

Ben Seevers and his good ram.

Nick Grujich with his nice ram.

Bob Chernuta with his big bull.

Barry Sommerville with his nice ram.

Bob Chernuta with his nice ram.

Kevin Shafer with his nice ram.

Pat Jaynes with his good ram.

Bob Crosby with his good ram.

Gary West with his nice ram.

John Fuegel with his nice ram.

	Dall Sheep Hunt DS250 NORTHWEST TERRITORY DALL SHEEP MECCA Here is a small family run operation that is strictly top notch, from the guides to the cooks to the base camp, it just doesn’t get any better. In 2011 they had 17 sheep rifle hunters take 16 full curl rams. The unsuccessful hunter had personal problems at home and had to leave early. They also hosted 3 bowhunters and they took 2 rams and the unsuccessful hunter cut some hair and later broke his bow. The rams continue to average over 37 inches and just shy of 11 years in age. The outfitter rotates his sheep camps within his 7,000 square mile area to prevent over hunting pressure and this insures taking quality mature full curl rams. There has never been any resident pressure of any kind in this area. He also has an elaborate base camp including a hydroelectric plant that produces power for all the comforts of home along with email. Most hunters tag out early and upon return to base camp enjoy some fantastic lake trout and grayling fishing just outside the cabin door. Hunts start July 15 and run to early September. 10-day backpack hunts guided 1x1 are $18,500 and 12-day horseback hunts are $20,000 plus preservation fund of $100 and 2 1/2 percent tax. Mountain caribou can be taken for a $4,000 trophy fee and last fall success was typically 100 percent. He also offers a 12-day combination hunt with a base price of $10,000 and trophy fees of $9,000 for sheep, $7,500 for moose and $4,000 for caribou on August 28 to September 8. Hunters charter from Norman Wells for approximately $1,000 roundtrip. HCU’s Cliff Graham and Bob Wodzisz have hunted out of this camp. Matt Grujich and his nice ram. Ben Seevers and his good ram. Nick Grujich with his nice ram. Bob Chernuta with his big bull. Barry Sommerville with his nice ram. Bob Chernuta with his nice ram. Kevin Shafer with his nice ram. Pat Jaynes with his good ram. Bob Crosby with his good ram. Gary West with his nice ram. John Fuegel with his nice ram.