If you want to try Alberta, and hunt with me, its all about timing. Early September is archery for trophy whitetails in the Rocky Mountain House area and more specifically tree stands intercepting them going to feed. To kill the day I chase elk in hopes of tasty meat (not usually world class bulls). There are no high fences, here. These hunts are for someone who want the challenge of a free-range wild animals. I also hunt bears in the spring (Mid May to June 1) a little further north, and coyotes in eastern Alberta in late October and early November. I am not a guide and I am not going to miss my hunting season; we can hunt together.
For the dry-fly fisherman who likes a the challenge of pursuing large brown trout in a small technical stream, I offer fishing on the world famous Raven River. The last 2 weeks of June and the first week of July are optimal for this which is the peak for mayfly hatches.
If everything checks out full accommodations can be provided. Your biggest expenses then will be travel and license fees.
In exchange, I am keen on escaping our winters up here for a new experience. I have never hunted turkey or hogs? A place to hang my hat while I vacation is also appealing. I am not likely to skip the hunting season here to chase the same cridders else where
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