Mountain Caribou Hunt in Northern British Columbia

Mountain Caribou Hunt in Northern British Columbia

Location: Northern British Columbia

Hosted By: Jennings River Outfitters

Length: 7–10 Days depending on hunt package

Starting At: $24,500 Machine Hunt / $29,000 Horseback Hunt

Remote Mountain Caribou Hunting with Jennings River Outfitters

Pursue mountain caribou across the vast alpine plateaus, open basins, and remote mountain corridors of northern British Columbia with Jennings River Outfitters. This hunt offers a strong mix of adventure, accessibility, and trophy potential in one of the most remote big-game concessions in the region.

Mountain caribou are known for impressive antler size, mass, symmetry, and character. Early-season hunts may also offer the opportunity to pursue velvet bulls. Jennings River Outfitters hunts a limited number of caribou hunters each season, helping maintain a quality experience across their remote concession.

Hunters can expect a spot-and-stalk style hunt using machines or horses to cover large areas efficiently. The terrain is generally more forgiving than sheep or goat country, but hunters should still be prepared for long days, changing weather, and plenty of time behind optics.

Hunt Highlights

• Fully guided mountain caribou hunt
• Horseback and machine-supported options available
• Spot-and-stalk hunting across alpine tundra, basins, and plateaus
• Limited number of hunts offered each season
• Excellent hunt for hunters wanting a northern adventure without the extreme physical demand of sheep or goat hunting
• Strong trophy potential in remote British Columbia country

What’s Included

• Pickup at Whitehorse International Airport
• Transportation to Swan Lake Base Camp
• Camp accommodations and meals during the hunt
• Professional guide services
• Boats, motors, safety gear, and fuel when applicable
• Field care of meat and trophies
• Return transportation to Whitehorse International Airport
• Complimentary wolf tag opportunity
• Bush flights to and from remote hunting location

Not Included

• Applicable GST
• Government-required trophy fees and royalties
• Early Removal from bush camp not included
• Transportation of Harvested Meat
• Alcohol and personal snacks
• Taxidermy, crating, and trophy shipping
• Gratuities for guides, pilots, cooks, packers, and camp staff

Stone Sheep hunts are physically demanding. Hunters should be in shape and able to operate in high mountain conditions.

• Hunters are required to purchase their own tags; the outfitter can assist with the process.
• This is not a combination hunt; the opportunity hunt ends when the primary species is harvested.
• Published hunt dates include July 31–August 15 and August 15–31.