British Columbia Trophy Black Bear

BC105B

* Most hunters will fly into Prince George where they are met by the outfitter and driven to camp.

* Though black is the most common color, there are a good number of color phase bears in these areas as well.

* Black bears squaring 6 feet are common. Skulls measuring 18 to 22 inches are a realistic expectation. This outfitter is so confident in being able to find you a bear with at least an 18" skull that if you shoot a bear smaller than that, you can take a second bear for free.

* Archery and Rifle hunts are available. A second bear can be added to your hunt if desired. The appropriate tag must be purchased ahead of time, but the guide fee is not required until the second bear is taken.

* These hunts are fully outfitted including: food, lodging, transportation, guide and trophy care. Hunters will stay in one of the outfit lodges or cabins. Spike camps with wall tents are also available in more remote locations of the hunting area.

* Hunt dates are from mid-May through late June. The methods used on this hunt is spot and stalk. No baits or hounds are used. Hunting is done by walking the river and creek banks, glassing the south facing slopes where green up occurs first and walking the old logging roads.

Archery, Rifle or Muzzleloader Hunts (Spring)