I have so far found 2 different outfitters that fit my criteria, they have been emailed, let’s see what happens.
As for spot & stalk, it is offered as an option & I think I’m the only one in my group interested. I’ve read that spot & stalk for black bears is best where grizzlies are present and bait sites are prohibited. I like the idea of spotting from high ground, then stalking verses sitting in a tree for long periods of time. Alberta is a 2 bear per license province, most are charging $500 to $2000 for the 2nd bear.
Wolves are targets of opportunity, sometimes included in the hunt or a small fee. I am a former predator hunter, still have my calling equipment, might be a good opportunity to call one or two or three in. I have a recently customized 243 win built that shoots 77 gr Maximus like a Lazer, it would be cool to take a wolf with it.
Almost all of the outfitters provide fishing opportunities on nearby lakes and rivers, some specializing in trophy fishing.
I am doing this for the experience, to have fun, hunt a new Canadian province which I’ve heard many times over the years is the closest province that is like Texas, a conservative hunting and fishing destination with minimal political opposition.
I will check out “Alberta Bush Adventures”…thank you
@RGRCD
Finally, I plan to use this hunt to draw First Blood from my 458 B&M. I have checked firearms regulations, the 458 caliber is legal as long as the load shoots less than 10,000 joules, no problem. I’m debating on using either 250gr or 295gr CEB Raptors, feel free to opine. I know it’s overkill, but it’s a short 19” gun & I need practice with it before I hunt serious DG with it in Africa & Australia.