Hunting in North America

Bugle Basin Outfitters

B.C. Big Horns!

Due to recent events, Bugle Basin has a couple of cancellations available for this Fall.

Only 1 Big Horn spot left for 2020……

So you want the ultimate hunting challenge, this bucket list hunt will create memories that will last a lifetime.

Hunt the Bighorn rams early in September in the scenic high alpine basins while they are still in their summer habits and bachelor groups or try your luck in October. Due to bad weather and as the rut period nears the rams begin to travel and move through their range in search of ewes. Rams must have a full curl to be harvested and range from 160 to 180 Boone and Crocket. This hunt will challenge even the most dedicated hunter both physically and mentally.These rams live in some of the toughest counrty in the British Columbia Rocky Mountains,which makes any Ram taken a “true trophy”

As with most sheep hunts you must try and be in the best physical condition as you can. Being in “sheep shape” is often an under statement.
Many hours each day are spent “glassing” so good quality optics are an asset.
Snow can often be encountered on some of the later hunts
Primarily a backpack hunt with limited horse or ATV use.
Spike camps such as cabins or tents can be used to save on elevation loss and keep you close to the action.
One (1) guide and one (1) spotter per hunter are generally used.
Top off this hunt with opportunities for trophy Mule Deer.

Choose dates between Sept & Oct.

10 Day hunts, Accommodations, Meals, 1 on 1 guiding, game prep.

Call Alex, for exclusive Last minute Cancellation pricing.

There are limited Elk hunts available, as well as late season Cougar hunts.