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Black Bear
Black Bear Lodge Catherine Thibault 50 A rue des Palissades Mont-Tremblant Quebec Canada J8E 2A4 Phone 819-425-8622 EMAIL WEBSITE |
Welcome to Canada's most successful Black Bear Hunting in the world. La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve, a new territory of 100 miles, offers a vast wilderness expanse of prime black bear habitat. The Laverendrye Wildlife Reserve start on the shore of the big Baskatong reservoir (1,800 miles of shoreline). With our extensive bear baiting experience, we know what bears like best in the area. Today, our guests come from around the world to enjoy access to bait sites located in an exclusive area inside the reserve as well as a brand new area bordering the reserve that doubles the size of our exclusive hunting zone. We have the best Black Bear Hunting Outfitters for your successful black bear hunts in Canada. Black Bear Hunts in Canada are world famous. When you hunt at Black Bear Lodge, you can be sure that you're hunting with one of the best bear hunting guides in North America. |
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Caribou*Bear*Moose
Labrador Caribou Outfitters 4036 Duley Cresent Labrador City, NL A2V 2R4 Phone 207-694-3423 EMAIL WEBSITE |
Labrador has the largest free-roaming herd in the world.The George River Herd, numbering over 700,000. Barren ground caribou, migrate from the Labrador sea to James Bay in Quebec. Barren ground caribou are much smaller than the woodland caribou, with the prime stags tipping the scales at 200-225 lbs. on the hoof. Their racks are huge in comparison to their body weight. Many Boone and Crockett specimens have come from the George River Herd. The herd migrates from northern Quebec and Labrador in the fall, to Western Labrador and Eastern Quebec,and then travels back north in the late winters, where they calf in the spring on the Northern barrens of Quebec and Labrador. |
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