GRIZZLY BEAR HUNTS
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A167. Fully Guided 1x1 Grizzly Hunt in British Columbia
Combo Hunt for Grizzly, Black Bear and Wolf
The grizzly is the second largest member of the bear family, next only to the polar bear. Grizzlies - like humans - exist at the top of the biotic pyramid, they have played a prominent role in the cultural history of North America, particularly in native Indian cultures. Grizzlies are very territorial, they need a wide range of at least 50 to 100 square km to prowl for the large quantity and variety of food required to maintain their average healthy weight of 700-850 pounds. The number of grizzlies in Canada was recently estimated at about 25,000. In other words, if you have planned a grizzly bowhunt for your bowhunting career, write it down on your schedule today.
A Grizzly hunt with bow and arrow for the most courageous among us. Hunters should be in good shape as you'll be hunting in the alpine in the avalanche shoots where the first grass appears. Contact us today for your reservation today because we fear that in a few years, such hunts may be history.
Twelve day packages in the heart of the Omineca Mountains for two persons only.
Guests last year estimated they saw around 100 bears during their visit.

Rates : $US 8,000.00
(50% deposit is required to secure this grizzly hunt)
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Our grizzly hunt includes
10day package, fully guided 1x1, meals, accommodation, field transportation, trophy care, registration, C.I.T.E.S. export form.

2007 Dates
June 1 - 10
Not Included
$US 1,200.00 for grizzly licenses and $US 350.00 for black bear. Trophy f ees are $US 2,500.00 for the grizzly, $US 750.00 for each black bear and $US 750.00 for wolf , also add 6% GST tax (50% refundable) Extra Airport Pick-up: Prince George to base camp and return: $US 250.00 per person.

 To obtain more information about this hunt, contact your guide Northern Woodsman in British Columbia

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British Columbia For Spectacular Hunting!
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 The vast expanses of untouched wilderness that impressed the first explorers so much are still present in BC today. This northern part of the Canadian Rockies hosts one of the largest population of big bears in North America. To give you an idea of the size of the province you will be hunting, let's just say that BC is as big as Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana combined!

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