Northern Alberta Whitetail Deer Hunt

Northern Alberta Whitetail Buck Hunt

$8,900 per person

6 Hunting Days | 4 Hunters Max

Northern Alberta, Canada

Hunt the big woods of northern Alberta with Wilderness Images on a fully guided six-day whitetail buck hunt built around long sits, cold weather, and the opportunity to pursue the mature Canadian whitetails this region is known for.

Hunters spend each day overlooking proven whitetail country from stands equipped with Buddy Heaters, providing a comfortable setup for the long hours often required to encounter a mature buck. Rifle hunting is the primary method, with bowhunting available during the first week of the season.

Every hunter also receives a wolf tag, providing an additional opportunity should a wolf present itself during the hunt.

While the hunt itself consists of six full hunting days, guests should plan for an eight-day trip total, with an arrival and departure travel day on either end. Wilderness Images handles transportation from the moment you arrive in Alberta, including pickup and return to the Edmonton airport.

2026 Availability — Only 3 Spots Remaining

Wilderness Images currently has just 3 hunter spots remaining for the 2026–2027 season. Available hunt dates are:

• November 8–15
• November 22–29

Availability is limited across these two hunt weeks, so hunters looking to make the trip to northern Alberta should secure their dates while space remains.

Included

• 6 full days of guided whitetail hunting
• Whitetail buck hunting opportunity
• Wolf tag for each hunter
• Heated hunting stands with Buddy Heaters
• Shared camp accommodations
• All meals while in camp
• Airport pickup in Edmonton, Alberta
• Return transportation to Edmonton airport
• Transportation during the hunt
• Rifle hunting
• Bowhunting accommodations during the first week
• Maximum of 4 hunters

Trip Schedule

Plan for 8 days total:

• Day 1: Arrive in Edmonton and travel to camp
• Days 2–7: Six full days of whitetail hunting
• Day 8: Return transportation to Edmonton for departure

Come prepared for northern Alberta conditions, long days in the stand, and six days dedicated to finding the right buck.