WINTER CARIBOU ADVENTURES
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WINTER CARIBOU AND
PTARMIGAN HUNTING
IN NORTHERN LABRADOR, CANADA
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OUR SEASON
Our 2003 / 2004 winter caribou hunting
season begins November 24 & ends April 16.The hunts each
run three days. You can hunt with Bow or Rifle or a combination
of both. We have camps specifically designed
to accommodate your weapon of choice.
Season Schedule (Winter Hunt)
| November 24 - November 27 |
December 01 - December 04 |
| December 08 - December 11 |
December 15 - December 18 |
| January 05 - January 08 |
January 12 - January 15 |
| January 19 - January 22 |
January 26 - January 29 |
| February 02 - February 05 |
February 09 - February 12 |
| February 16 - February 19 |
February 23 - February 26 |
| March 01 - March 04 |
March 08 - March 11 |
| March 15 - March 18 |
March 22 - March 25 |
| March 29 - April 01 |
April 05 - April 08 |
| April 12 - April 16 |
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"COMPLETE
FOUR DAY HUNT"
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"NO ONE LEAVES DISAPPOINTED" |
MOBILITY IS VERY IMPORTANT

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We use snowmobiles to access the caribou.
These snowmobiles are provided as part of the hunting package
to fully support daily operation of our hunts.
Mobility is without a doubt the key to operating a successfull
caribou hunt.
"SNOWMOBILES PROVIDE MOBILITY" |
HUNTING
Caribou

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The caribou hunted in Labrador belong to the largest
herd in the world - The George River Herd - numbering approximately
700,000 animals. Our American Plan package
includes three days of Hunting in the care of our professional
guides. Acceptable methods of hunting include Rifle ( 243
caliber minimum ), Bow (45 lb. at peak of draw minimum ) and
black powder. Combination Rifle and Bow hunts are also acceptable.
Ptarmigan is also included in our winter hunts.
We have been very successful in maintaining a 100% Success Rate On Two Caribou Per Hunter.
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"GUARANTEED TO SEE CARIBOU"
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LARGE NUMBERS OF CARIBOU DURING THE
WINTER HUNT TO CHOOSE FROM
We have maintained a 100% success rate on two caribou
per hunter during our winter hunts. This is made possible due to
the large number of caribou that historically winter in our hunting
areas year after year without fail.
"NO EXCUSES, JUST HUNTING"
MAIN LODGES
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The main winter caribou hunting lodge is fully equipped with
all modern amenities capable of accommodating twelve people
in double occupancy rooms. The lodge offers a modern kitchen,
dining room, hot and cold running water, shower facilities,
electricity, regular telephone communications and a spacious
lounge area. br>
"WE CALL
IT THE COMFORT ZONE"
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AMERICAN PLAN HUNT
INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING
CARIBOU / PTARMIGAN LICENSES
ALL APPLICABLE TAXES
RETURN GROUND TRANSPORTATION BETWEEN GOOSE BAY AND CAMP
SNOWMOBILES
CARIBOU MEAT / PTARMIGAN PREPARATION
FULL TIME COOKS / DELICIOUS HOME COOKED MEALS
EXPERIENCED CARIBOU HUNTING GUIDES ( GUIDE / CLIENT RATIO
1:2 )
MODERN CARIBOU HUNTING CAMP FACILITIES
TWO CARIBOU PER HUNTER &
25 PTARMIGAN
ANTLERS "NOT SPLIT"
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DOES NOT INCLUDE
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS AT GOOSE BAY ( GENERALLY ONE NIGHT
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PERSONAL HUNTING EQUIPMENT
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
SLEEPING BAG
TOWELS AND PERSONAL CARE ITEMS
ORANGE VEST AND HAT
WARM OUTDOOR CLOTHING
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CAMP LOCATIONS
Our main lodges are located in the most recent migration route
of the George River Caribou Herd along the Quebec and Labrador
borders. The remote hunting camps (Spike Camps) are utilized
to accommodate hunters if a move from the main camps is required
due to a lack of caribou.
"FOR YOUR
COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE"
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TO REACH US
By Commercial Airline: Air Canada has connector
flights to Goose Bay. We have exclusive rates with various American
and Canadian air carriers, we will assist you with reservations.
By Road: Highway 389, Baie Comeau, Quebec to Labrador City,
Labrador. Trans Labrador Highway route (500) to Goose Bay. Please
note the Trans Labrador Highway consists of (350) miles of gravel
road with several services including Gasoline, Diesel, Food,
Lodging etc. located at several areas along route. Many hunters
choose to drive and find the highway more than acceptable. Plan
To Arrive At Goose Bay One Day Prior to Schedule Hunting Trip.
CLOTHING
We will provide all necessary information to ensure to bring
along warm clothing that is suitable to our environment. We
have a detailed list of essentials.
FIREARM TRANSPORTATION POLICY
Transporting firearms into Canada for the purpose of hunting
is very simple and streamlined. We will provide the Nonresident
Firearm Declaration Form and assist with any other information
you may require.
Firearms brought into Canada must be in an approved lockable
hard case, ammunition must be transported in a separate piece
of luggage. We require you carry along a soft gun case to transport
your firearm into camp form Goose Bay, this ensures maximum
allowable weight limits are not exceeded. We will store your
hard gun case at our facility until your return. |
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2003/2004 HUNTING
RATES
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Rates |
| WINTER CARIBOU HUNTING |
$ 1,195.00 U.S. FUNDS |
| PTARMIGAN ( PARTRIDGE) HUNTING |
INCLUDED IN RATE |
| taxes, licenses, meals , guides,
etc. |
INCLUDED IN RATE |
ALL OUR HUNTS ARE COMBINATION WITH
PTARMIGAN HUNTING INCLUDED IN THE PRICE.
Our rates are charged in U.S. Funds and a deposit of 30%
is due upon booking your hunt. This deposit is nonrefundable but
can be transferred to another hunting season. Final payment is due
60 days prior to hunting date. Acceptable methods of payment include;
(1) personal check which is acceptable for deposits only; (2) certified
check or bankdraft is required for final payments.
We urge you to compare our rates with those of other outfitters
and find out exactly where you get the most for your money. Your
hunting experience is not compromised at Labrador-Caribou Wilderness
Adventures to offer better rates. As mentioned above, our rates
are comparable but our service is above and beyond.
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PLEASE NOTE
Transportation in and out of the camp from Goose Bay is subject to
weather conditions. We will not be responsible for accommodations
at Goose Bay made necessary by poor driving weather. Your rate will
not be reduced if for any reason your arrival at Goose Bay is delayed
or if poor driving weather prevents you from going directly to camp
upon arrival. |
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