JamesJ
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I'll be going to Saskatchewan again this year in search of a big free range Whitetail or Mule Deer. My outfitter up north hunts a huge area of native land that boasts a very healthy population of Deer. The accommodations are very nice and based from a local bed and breakfast. He has picked up some new ground that has not been hunted in over 10 years, so we should see some nice Deer come out of there this year.
This is not your normal Saskatchewan Deer hunt, while the outfitter does utilize still hunting from heated blinds they also walk and stalk for Deer as well as call for them. Its a nice break from sitting in the stand all day.
The dates for the trip are arrive Nov 29 hunt Nov 30-Dec 5 depart late on the 5th or the 6th.
Since this is native land the tag is a multi species tag, you can shoot: Whitetail, Mule Deer, Moose, Elk or Wolf if you see one. Then you have the option to buy another tag and continue hunting for something else at no extra charge.
The hunt is normally $5,000 plus $500 for the tag, the outfitter has dropped the price $500 to cover the cost of the tag. The hunt all in is $5,000. extra tags are $500 each for a second or third animal.
There is an all too healthy population of wolves in the area as well. The outfitter is trying to negotiate a deal for his clients on Wolf tags to help reduce his numbers.
This is not your normal Saskatchewan Deer hunt, while the outfitter does utilize still hunting from heated blinds they also walk and stalk for Deer as well as call for them. Its a nice break from sitting in the stand all day.
The dates for the trip are arrive Nov 29 hunt Nov 30-Dec 5 depart late on the 5th or the 6th.
Since this is native land the tag is a multi species tag, you can shoot: Whitetail, Mule Deer, Moose, Elk or Wolf if you see one. Then you have the option to buy another tag and continue hunting for something else at no extra charge.
The hunt is normally $5,000 plus $500 for the tag, the outfitter has dropped the price $500 to cover the cost of the tag. The hunt all in is $5,000. extra tags are $500 each for a second or third animal.
There is an all too healthy population of wolves in the area as well. The outfitter is trying to negotiate a deal for his clients on Wolf tags to help reduce his numbers.
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