British Columbia – Mountain Caribou Hunt

A British Columbia Mountain Caribou Hunt offers one of the most exciting and rewarding big-game experiences in North America. These hunts may be booked as a single-species adventure; however, hunters can also add Caribou onto most of this outfitter’s other big-game hunts. Consequently, many clients enjoy the rare chance to pursue multiple trophy animals in one extraordinary trip.

Rut Season Trophy Potential

Massive Bulls With Exceptional Manes
During September, Mountain Caribou migrate from miles away to rut inside the outfitter’s concession area. As a result, hunters routinely see trophy bulls averaging 350″–380″ B&C, with a few giants reaching or exceeding 400″ each season. Additionally, most of these bulls feature striking white manes and white markings that often extend back to the hip, creating stunning trophies with exceptional character.

High Success Rates and Hunting Methods

Horseback and Backpack Options for Every Hunter
Success rates on this British Columbia Mountain Caribou Hunt consistently reach 100%, and even hunters who simply add Caribou to a moose hunt typically harvest both animals. Furthermore, most Caribou hunts are conducted on horseback, allowing hunters to cover ground efficiently. Backpack-style hunts are also available for the right client. Each day, hunters ride to multiple vantage points until a bull that meets their expectations appears.

Unforgettable Backcountry Wildlife Encounters

Close-Range Moments You’ll Never Forget
Along the way, hunters often see numerous Caribou, many of which approach within 30 yards of the horses. These encounters add excitement and create fantastic photo opportunities throughout the hunt.

Special Late-Season Trophy Hunt

A Challenge for the Dedicated Mountain Hunter
For hunters seeking a truly unique and physically demanding experience, this outfitter offers a Special Late Hunt designed for backpack hunters willing to “do what it takes” to bring home a once-in-a-lifetime bull. Because only a few spots are offered each year, early inquiry is essential.