NORTHCENTRAL B.C. STONE SHEEP

In 2013 they took 9 rams for 11 hunters, best ram went 39 ½ inches. 2 hunters in September did not kill, one guy was on his 40^th sheep hunt and saw 2 huge rams, but could not get on them and passed on lesser rams.

In 2012 his 10 stone sheep hunters scored on 8 rams, including a 42, 41 and 39-incher. One of the unsuccessful hunters saw 11 rams and missed 3, while the other saw 16 rams and made 4 stalks, but no shots were fired.

In 2011 the outfit ended up 7 for 9. One unsuccessful hunter had to leave 4 days into the hunt due to health issues and the other missed a ram and saw 7 more legal sheep during his hunt. This 14-day horseback hunt in the Cassiar Mountains is known for dark rams. The first sheep hunt August 1 to 14 is $30,000 with a $7,500 harvest fee. Later hunts running from August 15 to October 15 are priced at $40,000 and you can take a sheep, moose, mountain goat, caribou, black bear and wolf. This is a sheep hunt that allows you to take more species at no charge. Hunters arrive in Whitehorse and overnight. Drive to Watson Lake and then charter to and from camp for $1,600 plus licenses, 2.5% GST tax and $220 hunter preservation fund. HCU’s Bob Wodzisz and Cliff Graham have taken rams with this outfitter.
Hunt SS491.

Lodge and Property Pics

HCU's Cliff Graham and his guide Bill took this stone sheep on the very top of the mountain in northern British Columbia on Hunt SS491.

Tracey Weather with is good ram.

Scott Smith with his big ram.

Huge Stone Sheep photo through a spotting scope!