Sask bear hunt
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: North Dakota
Posts: 5
Sask bear hunt
Does anyone have any suggestions on a Saskatchewan bear hunt? Location? Outfitter?
I'm thinking about one this fall. It's new to me, so any pointers you have would also be appreciated!!
Cheers,
HuntND
I'm thinking about one this fall. It's new to me, so any pointers you have would also be appreciated!!
Cheers,
HuntND
#2
RE: Sask bear hunt
Go in the spring [May]the hides are great and hunt over bait or stalk your choice.I'm in Alberta but it's the same terrain in the north country.A lot of odd colored bears around Peace River area.Honey blonds and cinnamons........................Two bears and pretty well 100% sucess................Harold
#3
Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Posts: 16
RE: Sask bear hunt
Check out Thunderhills.net I don't have a professional opinion but I've been back with these guys 3 times including one trip I paid for my son to go along.
They have no gaurantees but all three trips I saw 100% success in each group. They do all the cooking and they skin the game for you.
Great friendly bunch of guys and lots of fun! You'll definitely see bears. Whether or not to shoot is you decision. They say some go home without a bear but I think that would have to be because they are too picky!
Good Luck and if you go give Al and Barry a lot of BS they like it.
They have no gaurantees but all three trips I saw 100% success in each group. They do all the cooking and they skin the game for you.
Great friendly bunch of guys and lots of fun! You'll definitely see bears. Whether or not to shoot is you decision. They say some go home without a bear but I think that would have to be because they are too picky!
Good Luck and if you go give Al and Barry a lot of BS they like it.
#4
Join Date: Mar 2009
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Posts: 4
RE: Sask bear hunt
I'd stick with a spring hunt, if I were you. I run a bear camp in Manitoba and have found, you'll be competing wiht the fal berry crops in the fall and hide are no where near the quality in the fall as they are in the spring.