This really stinks, had a hunt booked for bou in Labrador. The outfitter cancled on us the last minute 11/15-17 due to lack of animals (nice of them I thought) rebooked for two weeks later 11/29-dec.1 and the reports say the bou are all over the place and they say its a hard hunt from the road and want us to cancel. I told them we were willing to walk to the herds which they say they can seen but out of range from the road. They also say there is not enough snow to use snowmobiles. I have heard stories of the caribou not being there one day and the next they are so I offered to stay extra days at our expense and they said they can't because they have more hunters later in the week. Why are the still taking people a day after our hunt is canceled? When I said we would take the chance and tough it out and let destiny take its course the outfitter now said guides vehicles were being damaged and its to rough! But when I booked 6 monthes ago they stated guides don't use there vehicles, the hunters do? What the *&%$ gives here? Please anybody with a explanation please respond to this string. If anybody at all knows of another outfitter in either Quebec or Labrador due to canclations or of guys tagging out and leaving early please let me know.

Thanks.