Mission Statement:

WE ARE HUNTERS FIRST AND OUTFITTERS SECOND SO WE HAVE A LEVEL OF EXPECTATION OF WHAT SHOULD BE PROVIDED. NOVICE OR EXPERT, ALL HUNTERS WILL BE TREATED WITH RESPECT AND I WILL WORK AT TAILORING THE HUNT FOR THEIR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS AND ABILITIES.

Hello and welcome to Northern Alberta. We are offering you a true wilderness experience. You will enjoy seven days of hunting on some of the finest river valleys, foothills  and trails that  Alberta’s beautiful north has to offer. Depending upon your hunt, it may  consist of travelling along the quiet still river in the mornings by boat, calling for moose off the Aspen benches, riding on ATV along wilderness trails or hiking along ridges on  sleepy foggy mornings.

At Alberta Wilderness Outfitters we believe that there are two seasons a year ; “Hunting Season and Getting Ready for Hunting Season!” Northern Alberta has some of the worlds finest hunting.  Our  archery season is from August 25 to September 16th, this period brings great opportunity for archery elk hunters. Rifle season runs from September 17th through to the end of November. This is when we offer our rifle/bow elk hunts and rifle/bow rut moose hunts.  Depending on which species you are hunting the best time to come is during the rut. at this time the animals are very active and very vocal making for prime hunting conditions !

The hunt starts in Grande Prairie which is the closest airport, Followed by a drive of anywhere from 2 to 4 1/2  hours north of Grande Prairie to our hunt sites. There will be a day of travelling from Grande Prairie to the hunt site on each end of the hunt. (You need to catch the early flight into Grande Prairie)

All your meals on the hunt and the transportation to the hunt site are included. This is definitely a wilderness hunt and we are back off the roads. Camp will be heated wall tents with cots. There will not be running water but there will be warm water to wash.

Weather conditions are hard to predict. You can expect frost at night but it can be quite warm mid day and afternoon. (The weather won’t be much different than an early bear hunt in May) I have seen snow the first week of October but that is not the norm, but it generally doesn’t last.