1998 HUNTING & RATE SCHEDULE
Rates are per person, in US funds, include round trip air fare of
hunter and trophies from Anahim Lake B.C. Hunters arriving on International flights will
pay air fare from Vancouver to Anahim Lake, a charge of $265 US, plus charges for luggage
over 50 pounds.
10 DAY MOOSE, BLACK BEAR, WOLF
1 guide for 2 hunters- $4700 -- 1 guide for 1
hunter- $5700
License- $280
- Sept. 15-25
- Sept. 28- Oct. 7
- Oct. 10-20
- Oct 20-30
Our 30-year success rate for this hunt has averaged 90% on moose, 20% on bear and wolf.
1998 success rate for moose was 100%. A $500 kill fee is charged for bear, no kill fee for
moose and wolf. You will be able to fish for rainbow trout at most camps and at the main
lodge. If time and weather permit, you may charter our float plane for a day of salmon
fishing on the coastal rivers.
A professionally-filmed bow hunting video featuring Larry D. Jones hunting moose with
Fawnie Mountain Outfitters may be purchased by phoning Wilderness Sound Productions at
1-800-437-0006.
SPRING BLACK BEAR HUNTS
7 DAYS- 1 GUIDE FOR 2 HUNTERS- $3500
10 DAYS- I GUIDE FOR I HUNTER- $4000
License- $210
May 1-10, May 10 -20, May 20-30
Our success rate on this hunt is well over 100% - some hunters will shoot 2 bears. Bears
range in size from 5 to 8 feet. Our hunter killed the #1 Pope & Young Record Black
Bear for British Columbia here. Trout fishing is available during the hunt.
10 DAY SPRING GRIZZLY HUNTS
Rifle or bow- 1 guide per hunter- $8000 plus $4500 kill fee, includes black bear with no kill fee.
Yes this hunt is expensive, but you get what you pay for. We guided the hunters that have
killed the #1 and #5 Pope & Young grizzly, and many Boone & Crockett bears, as
well. Our past four hunts, we have had 100% success, with two of these bears making
Boone & Crockett.
PAYMENTS
A deposit of 50% is required to confirm booking, payable in check or cash. Balance of
payment is due 60 days prior to the hunt, payable in cash, personal check, or travelers
'check. We will refund deposits when we are able to fill the vacancy with another hunter.
RECENT GRIZZLY BEAR HUNTING REFERENCES
Loren Woodside- (541) 989 8166 8 am to 10 pm Pacific time
Bill Mills- (541) 889 4214 8 am to 5 pm, Pacific time
Scott Edwards- 8205 SW Barbur Blvd. Portland, OR 97219
RECENT MOOSE HUNTING REFERENCES
Dan Laizure- (503) 938 6331 9 am to 9 pm Pacific time
Frank Kelly- (509) 525 9152 9 am to 9 pm Pacific time
Jerry Davis- (919) 261 3067 9 am to 9 pm Eastern time
Jeff Shull- (616) 975 0908 9 am to 9 pm Eastern time
John Shull (616) 977 0922 9 am to 9 pm Eastern time
Lloyd Fink (530) 432 2033 9 am to 9 pm Pacific time
RECOMMENDED CLOTHING FOR HUNTS
Due to the variable weather conditions here, hunters should be prepared for all extremes.
Warm clothing for cold, wet weather is a must, and so is light clothing for the warmer
days - layers are best. In the Spring, temperatures may range from 30 to 75 degrees F. In
the Fall, extremes may range from 0 to 70 degrees F. with the ever-present possibility of
rain or snow in either season. We urge hunters to avoid the use of nylon garments as they
are noisy in thick timber and make it difficult to stalk quietly. We stress that most of
our hunting opportunities are at close range, and the swishing sound of nylon can destroy
an opportunity of a lifetime. Wool and fleece are the best fabrics for hunting, with the
silence and good insulative value even when wet.
FIREARMS
Canadian law allows hunters to bring rifles and shotguns into Canada with a maximum of 200
rounds of ammo. Firearm magazines must be empty when carried in a motor vehicle. Handguns
are not allowed.
