Swampy Outfitters

Swampy Outfitters                P.O. Box 29 Jay Maine 04239(888) 244-7824

Swampy Outfitters, named for Quebec's famous Swampy River, is your destination for trophy caribou hunting. We have been in business since 1988 providing exceptional hunting and fishing for our clients. Our professional and experienced staff will insure that you have a memorable stay with us. Our camps are situated 95 miles north west of Schefferville in the Caniapiscau River region of Quebec. We have a permanent base camp and mobile tent camps to insure contact with the huge herds of caribou which migrate through the area. Our success rate has been 100% for the last several years for two caribou. Fishing, bear hunting and bird hunting are also available. Our trips originate in Montreal, with a change in Schefferville. The season runs from mid- August to the end of September.

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Big Stag Labrador Outdoors Inc.

 Big Stag Labrador Outdoors P.O.-Box-89                       Jay, Maine 04239                  (888) 244-7824

 We have caribou hunting lodges in Quebec and Labrador. The only caribou hunting outfitter in Canada licensed to operate in both Canadian Provinces.  We are the ONLY caribou outfitting service licensed in Quebec & Labrador--We--follow--the migration with 42 hunting sites.
We own our private float plane company, We book only 25% of our potential, We decide your hunting camp upon your arrival according to migration!.

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Explo Sylva Outfitter Inc

Explo Sylva Outfitter Inc.      C.P. 49012                             Succ. Place Versailles             Montreal, Quebec Canada     H1N 3T6                                  (800) 267-9797

The caribou, often referred to as the King of the Tundra, arbours an impressive set of antlers when compared to its body size. In fact, they are the biggest by comparison to any other big game animal of North America. Your mature bull's rack will stand three to four feet above its head, will bolster a true forest of tines protruding in all directions as well as widen to a spread of up to seventy inches. With an estimated population of 700,000 to 1,000,000 in the Northern Quebec territory, herds may count as many as 50,000 heads. Herds are formed three times a year: for the spring migration, after calving, and in the autumn during the rut. Otherwise they are scattered everywhere in the Northern Territories. Caribou are known to be the largest and fastest-growing wild herd on earth. Our camps being situated between the roaming areas of the two biggest herds, the Leaf River herd and the George River herd, our organization offer the best and foremost chance of being on the migration path at the right time !

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Deltana Outfitters  Alaska

We hunt the eastern end of Alaska's fabled Brooks Range. Some of our hunts are in America's northernmost wildlife refuge. The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge was originally set aside, in part, because of the abundance of caribou in the area. We hunt the eastern end of Alaska's fabled Brooks Range. Some of our hunts are in America's northernmost wildlife refuge. The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge was originally set aside, in part, because of the abundance of caribou in the area. Within Alaska are numerous individual herds, some resident in a small area, and others migrating vast distances. Antler configuration is fairly consistent among the herds with record book animals coming from each.

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High North Outfitting

High North Outfitting             358 Golf Course Rd.               Huntsville, ON Canada P1H 1N8  (705) 789-5754

The area that is being hunted is known as the UNGAVA BAY REGION of Northern Quebec's Eastern Arctic. It is in Inuit controlled lands, governed under the James Bay Agreement. The area consists of 300,000 square miles of the most pristine landscapes, dotted with as many lakes as land. The Leaf River Herd is approximately 260,000 strong. It is a very healthy herd and over the past ten years has been the most reliable herd in both migration time and pattern as well as trophy quality. All equipment at both camps are in excellent condition. We make use of Yamaha 9.9 HP outboards, Yamaha 3800 watt generators, 16' and 14' aluminum boats, propane cook stoves with ovens, oil burning space heaters, electric as well as Coleman lamps for lighting, propane water heater with 1/2 HP electric water pump and pressurized water system. The kitchens are fully equipped with all necessities required to prepare the most nourishing meals. The guides are all experienced in the fields and have vast knowledge about the area as well as caribou and fish habits A full time cook will prepare home cooked meals for both breakfast and dinner. Lunches are usually prepared by your guide in the field.

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