Northwest Alberta is renowned for it's big bucks.The area we hunt is in the heart of the Peace country, it has many large farms that grow grain and alfalfa. The combination of aspen forests and farmland provides prime habitat for trophy bucks.

The best time to hunt for big bucks is during the last 3 weeks of November when they are rutting. The dominant bucks put on many miles in search of hot does. Our guides will put you in the best possible location to take a trophy Alberta buck. We scout for 2 months before our hunters arrive looking for specific trophy whitetail deer, patterning them.

In 2005 we partnered with Lowell Davis, owner of Alpine Outfitters. We are now conducting our whitetail hunts from a lodge located in the heart of some of the best whitetail hunting in Alberta. Our zone is over 3500 square miles and has very low hunting pressure and high populations of whitetail deer.

Fall 2005 and 2006 Whitetail Deer Hunting Summary:
Brian Huff of Pennsylvania (814-885-6470) harvested a heavy antlererd buck that scored 160 on the first day of his hunt.

Jim Benton of Michigan harvested a wide, heavy antlered buck that scored over 160 B&C

Jon Schuelke of Minnesota, (320-328-0100), hunted for 4 days and harvested a typical 10 point that was very wide and heavy antlered.

Claude Webster of Tennessee, (423-267-7727), harvested a very wide and heavy 10 point that scored 169 B&C.

Tom Nash of Missouri, (417-725-6090), hunted for 3 days and harvested a massive 7x5 that grossed 176 B&C.

Tim Peterson of Pennsylvania, (814-837-8369), hunted for 3 days and harvested a 17 point that scored 173 B&C.

Buddy Boone of Georgia, (770-361-8187), harvested our highest scoring deer in 2005 which scored 180 B&C.

Pat Mullens of Georgia, (706-658-0072), did not shoot a deer this year but he passed on many bucks and saw a 190+ B&C buck that he did not get a shot at.

Shane Adams of Georgia, (678-410-5474), harvested a 143 B&C, 10 point in 2005 and a 184 B&C in 2004.