BLUE SKY OUTFITTERS : THE PREMIER CHOICE FOR OUTDOOR JUNKIES WHO LIVE FOR HUNTING.
WHETHER IT WALKS OR FLIES, WE’RE STALKING IT, CHASING IT, CATCHING IT OR BAGGING IT!
Waterfowl:
Imagine looking up to the sky and seeing hundreds and hundreds of birds circling in, beckoned by your expert guide’s calls and tempted by a full array of decoys. You spring out of your blind and start shooting. You hustle now as the call “Reload!” is made and you’re ready for the next wave!
Moose:
Hunting the “big man” of the forest is a treat for your senses. The Peace country has a very healthy moose population. You’ll be in wildlife management area 544, and our hunts take place in the remote backcountry in logged cutovers – near lakes, natural salt licks, cut-lines and beaver dams. Moose prefer these areas for the solitude, the food, and the abundance of water. We use pickups or quads to transport you into prime moose hunting areas. Hunting may also include sitting stands and calling – with more emphasis on covering some ground and locating bulls within rifle range.
Wood Bison:
For most hunters, woodland bison is the pinnacle trophy. These majestic creatures are so large, you will surely be stunned when you see them up close. These are native, free ranging woodland bison in their natural habitat. Fortunately, they are not a pure wood bison – which means you are allowed to export your cape and horns to the United States.
Timber Wolves :
Timber wolf is the ultimate predator hunt. For our timber wolf hunts we use bait piles, spot and stalk, and calling. At this time of the year there will be snow so we will travel by truck, snowmobile, or quads while hunting.
Alberta timber wolf hunts can be very exciting with an excellent opportunity to take more than one wolf. The timber wolf color variance is great from salt and pepper to white and jet black. Mature wolves from this area have skulls that can measure in the 17 to 18″ range and can weigh well over 100 lbs. Timber Wolf is an ultimate predator trophy.
Coyote:
Imagine calling in a coyote from up to a mile out, watching him until he is within 50 yards or less, hair bristling, looking for supper. It’s a rush! The hides are thick and the fur is in perfect prime condition. The color this time of year is usually a light silver or pale beige color, and they are the largest coyotes in Canada.
Take advantage of our coyote hunting expertise. Our guides have several years of calling under their belts, and they’re prepared to bring the coyotes right into you. Whether it’s fall or winter, we have techniques designed for the conditions.