Alberta is famous for its incredible scenery.

The links in this section illustrate some of the many areas in which we conduct our hunts

The Calgary Bow Zone is a private land hunting zone renowned world wide for its record class deer. This is a productive hunting zone where archery is the only legal method to hunt big game. It is 1 of the 2 areas in Alberta where archery hunts are allowed during the annual rut without the usual incursion of rifle hunters.

The Crowsnest Pass region lies near the north fork of the famous Oldman River, and many Alberta species of big game make their way up and down through this terrain, moving through the timber and fields of the foothills at the foot of the Rockies, often following a variety of drainage circuits and seasonal biological patterns.

The Kananaskis area is between the first and second ranges of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. This is a fabulously beautiful area in which we hunt for elk, mule deer and whitetail.

The Porcupine Hills area (Southwestern Alberta) contains both foothills and mountain terrain. It is here that we conduct a large number of our hunts for mule deer, elk and whitetail. This area consists of many large private ranches, most consisting of 4,000+ acres. This is a wonderful area for a traditional horseback hunt for serious mule deer.

The Rocky Mountain House area is well known for elk and moose hunting in the province. Check out some of the beautiful fall pictures shot in this territory during Alberta's big game hunting season. There is also a lot of deer and wolf activity in this area.

The Waiparus area is west and north of Calgary, Alberta's largest city. The western boundary of this area is Banff National Park providing fabulous backdrops for our numerous hunting camps. In this area we hunt rut moose, mule deer, whitetail and wolves.