Welcome...

For almost 20 years I have pursued giant whitetails in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba and along the way I've met hundreds of hunters with horror stories about their experiences with their outfitters. Rely on my experience to guide you to a great outfitter.

Western Canada offers the true trophy hunter the chance to take and see the largest bucks on the planet. These hunts are not for someone looking to just fill a tag. If 150" or better deer are what you're looking for, let my experience work for you. I know and hunt with each and every outfitter I book for. My business is not fueled by money, but by my desire to put you and myself in the best places to kill monster bucks. Location is at the top of the list in the equation for taking big bucks, but the guides and outfitters need to be whitetail savvy and dedicated to making your hunt successful.

Weather can and does play a huge role in whitetail hunting. I feel that weather plays
60% or more and varies from year to year. The cold weather associated with Canadian whitetail hunting is a great asset to success. Not only does it make the deer move and rut harder but it helps with stand placement by insuring a constant wind direction.

Hunting in cold weather requires good equipment and warm clothing. The cold takes its toll on cheap scopes and binoculars. The money spent for the best you can afford will pay for itself many times over. Bolt action rifles need to be degreased and practiced with well before the hunt.

Clothing should be quiet and warm fleece with Ravenwear being my choice. Pac-type boots are best for sitting long periods, with lighter weight boots for walking. Warm hats and gloves are extremely important.

A positive attitude is a must for trophy whitetail hunting and is perhaps the most important piece of the puzzle. Confidence in your guide and outfitter must remain high, after all that's why you paid to go on a guided hunt.

Good Hunting,