This hunt can be a combo hunt with moose, and we recommend it. There are lots of moose in the area.
The grizzly bears in Region 7 this area are very large, and they have taken bears with hides squaring 7.5ft to 9ft and skulls scoring 24 B&C to 25 3/4 B&C. They will only harvest boar grizzly bears and will not let a hunter shoot a lone bear if we feel it is a sow.
British Columbia grizzly bear hunts takes place from mid September through early October.
You will be spending a lot of time glassing. This is a classic spot-and-stalk, trophy grizzly bear hunt that is guided 1-on-1 to increase your opportunity for success.
The grizzly bears in region 7 are very large, squaring 7.5ft to 9ft and skulls measuring 24 B&C to 25 3/4 B&C.
The weather for these grizzly bear hunts can be snow, rain or sometimes pleasant Indian summer, so dress accordingly.
On these British Columbia mountain grizzly bear hunts you will stay in either cabins or wall tents with heaters.
This grizzly hunting area is located on the the famous Toad River, Gataga River, and Kechika river drainages. The base camp is located 120 miles west of Fort Nelson at mile 419 Alaska Highway. Once you arrive at base camp, horses will be used for transportation.
What an amazing bear hunt! Wow. I can’t say enough.