The British Columbia Northern Mountain Caribou Hunt gives hunters a rare chance to pursue one of North America’s most striking big-game animals. Not only can this hunt be booked as a stand-alone adventure, but it can also be added to many of the outfitter’s other big-game hunts, including moose. Because of this flexibility, hunters often maximize both opportunity and time in the field. Each September, Northern Mountain Caribou travel from miles away to rut inside this exclusive concession, which greatly improves visibility and success.
Peak Rut Timing & Trophy Bulls
September is the key month for this hunt, as bulls gather in tight areas during the rut. During this time, most harvested bulls score between 350” and 380” Boone & Crockett. In addition, every season produces a few exceptional bulls nearing—or even passing—the 400” mark. Many mature bulls also show long white manes and bold white markings along the body. As a result, these animals make truly unforgettable trophies.
Consistent Success Rates
This outfitter is well known for consistent results, with caribou success rates often reaching 100%. Even when hunters add caribou as a second species to a moose hunt, success remains extremely high. Therefore, this hunt is ideal for hunters who want strong odds without added pressure or rushed days.
Horseback & Backpack Hunting
Most British Columbia Northern Mountain Caribou hunts are done on horseback, which allows hunters to cover large areas with less fatigue. From there, guides glass multiple high points each day until the right bull is found. Meanwhile, caribou frequently move close to the horses, often within 30 yards. Because of this, hunters enjoy incredible photo opportunities along the way. For those wanting more challenge, backpack hunts are also available for the right client.
Special Late Hunt Option
For hunters seeking something more demanding, the outfitter also offers a limited “Special Late Hunt.” This option is designed for fit, determined backpack hunters who are willing to push harder for elite trophies. However, only a few hunters are accepted each year. For that reason, early planning is strongly advised.
A True Trophy Caribou Experience
In the end, this hunt delivers exceptional genetics, proven success, and breathtaking country. Moreover, the British Columbia Northern Mountain Caribou Hunt stands out as a true once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for serious trophy hunters.
2025 Mountain Caribou Hunt Pricing:
10-Day, 1×1 Horseback Mountain Caribou Hunt: $30,000.00 USD/PP
10-Day, 2×1 Horseback Mountain Caribou Hunt: $30,000.00 USD/PP
2026 Mountain Caribou Hunt Pricing:
10-Day, 1×1 Horseback Mountain Caribou Hunt: $35,000.00 USD/PP
10-Day, 2×1 Horseback Mountain Caribou Hunt: $32,500.00 USD/PP
10-Day, 1×1 Moose & Mountain Caribou Combination Hunt: $35,000.00 USD/PP + $20,000.00 USD Harvest Fee on Second Animal
2025 Additional Game Harvest Fee Pricing:
Stone Sheep (If Available): $50,000.00 USD
Moose: $12,500.00 USD
Mountain Goat: $12,500.00 USD
Non-Hunting Observer Fee (Horseback Hunt): $9,500.00 USD/PP
Non-Hunting Observer Fee (Backpack Hunt): $6,500.00 USD/PP
Additional Non-Scheduled Flight (Meat or Gear): $2,500.00 USD
2026 Additional Game Harvest Fee Pricing:
Stone Sheep (If Available): $TBD
Moose: $20,000.00 USD
Mountain Goat: $20,000.00 USD
Non-Hunting Observer Fee (Horseback Hunt): $10,000.00 USD/PP
Non-Hunting Observer Fee (Backpack Hunt): $7,500.00 USD/PP
Additional Non-Scheduled Flight (Meat or Gear): $2,500.00 USD
ADVENTURE #
BCBB4829MC
SPECIES HUNTED
Mountain Caribou, Western Moose, Mountain Goat, Stone Sheep
LOCATION
Atlin, British Columbia, Canada
Hiking, Horses, Charter Planes
All government fees , taxes, license and tags, royalties, charter flights, meat handling, Non-resident hunter preservation fee and delivery to taxidermist is included. Meals and accommodation.
DATES
August – October
NEAREST AIRPORT
Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport (YXY)
ACCOMMODATIONS
Tent Camp























