Mountain
Goat hunting in British Columbia Canada with McKenzie Brothers Outfitting
offering guided goat hunts in one of the top mountain goat hunting
areas in BC. Bowhunting and rifle goat hunts are available.
Our area near McBride, British Columbia
Canada is surrounded by four major parks: Jasper National Park,
Wilmore Wilderness Park, Mount Robson Provincial Park and Wells
Gray Provincial Park. What does this mean? Lots of game and a 100%
opportunity every year!
Our base lodge boasts indoor plumbing,
hot showers and electricity. We have numerous back country camps
that vary from a comfortable grain silo to Helicopter Drum Camps
(supplies lifted into the mountain camp by helicopter).
The optimal Iron Man Camp is a two
day backpack climb to our Silo. Here you'll find a warm, dry shelter
from the storms, protection from the Grizzlies and plenty of food.
This camp is surrounded by mountain goats. Our experienced top notch
guides work hard for you. This hunt can be very physically demanding
and is not suitable for everyone. "One of the toughest and
most enjoyable hunts I have ever been on" is how one client
described his Mountain Goat hunt.
Travel Information
Airline arrival destination will be
Prince George, British Columbia. You will be staying overnight at
the Coast Inn of The North in Prince George, reservations will be
made for you. We will pick you up the next morning and travel to
the lodge where you will have plenty of time to get ready for your
hunt the following day.
BOW
HUNTERS ARE WELCOME!
MOUNTAIN GOAT 10 DAY HUNT
(Moose, black bear and mule deer
options available if time permits)
$6,900.00 US for trophy
Goat hunt
$950.00 US trophy fee on Black
Bear
$1,900.00 US trophy fee on Moose
$1,500.00 US trophy fee on Whitetail & Mule Deer
No charge for Wolf
| 2008
Dates |
2009
Dates |
| August
17 - 24 |
Please
Call: 780-987-7300 |
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August 26 - Sept 6 |
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| Sept
10 - 19 |
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ADDITIONAL COSTS:
- Hunting License $193.00 Canadian
Funds (subject to government change).
- Grizzly Bear Tag $1,103.00; Black
Bear Tag: $193.00; Moose $268.00; Deer $134.00; Goat $375.00,
Wolf $54.00 all in Canadian Funds (subject to government change).
- 5% GST (non-Canadian clients)
and PST applicable on all hunts.
- 50% Deposit required. Balance
due 60 days prior to hunt.
- Non hunting companions welcome
at $150.00 U.S. per day.
- Wolf can be hunted on all hunts
with no extra charge except tag costs.
- Non-Resident Firearms Declaration
Form must be presented in triplicate and signed in front of a
Customs Officer along with a $25.00(Cdn.) fee.
Click here to download the Form. The form is in PDF format
and may be completed online.
| >Read
what some of our goat hunters had to say... |
8 1/2" horns! What a great hunt!
Brody Johson |
Brody Johnson, West Virginia
Thanks for a great hunt!!! I can't say enough good things about
your outfit and guides. I really enjoyed hunting with Matt.
He did a great job guiding me on both bear and goat and I don't
think I have ever had a guide work as hard as he did on my hunt.
I was kind of nervous to begin with doing this hunt by myself,
but you guys really made me feel right at home, and I made some
new friends as well as having the adventure of a lifetime. The
goat hunt was something I will always have in my memories. Wow,
what a hunt!
The lodge was first class, the food was unbelievable, I am still
missing Jean's cooking. I definitely enjoyed having the hot
tub to relax in after finishing my goat hunt.
Taking a good bear was also a bonus on a short seven-day hunt.
I really had a good time putting on a stalk to remember with
Matt and Smokey. I look forward to another adventure in the
near future. Thank you!"
Click
here to read his outfitter review:
Rodney
Bush
9 1/8" horns! |
Rodney Brush, Michigan
"Wow 9 1/8" horns!! This hunt surpassed my expectation
both in the size of the hill and the size of the animal! It
was a great experience to work that hard and then take a goat
bigger and more beautiful than I expected."
"This is a physically demanding hunt but well worth the
effort. (Be in shape.) The scenery, the challenge and the
hot tub all made for a fantastic trip. I also took a Grizzly
with McKenzie Bros last year and I'm booked for next year."
Don Benjamin
My primary animal was to harvest a goat. After seeing several
large goats, my guide and I made the final stalk. Unfortunately,
I missed the shot and due to a sore knees I had to switch
to moose hunting on the river banks. It's quite an adventure
to hunt moose from a boat and then go into the swamps. There
were lots of fresh moose sign, but the rut hadn't started
yet. If you want to see lots of game and have excellent guides,
then this outfitter is a must. The quality of game sighted
was excellent, accommodations were top-notch, the food was
sensational. The guides were terrific and worked very hard.
I will definitely come back next year and would absolutely
recommend McKenzie Outfitting to any hunter who wants a quality
hunt.
Robert May
Hey Linda & Bruce!
I just wanted to take a minute to say thanks for a great goat
hunt this
fall! I have been in alot of camps around the country but
I have never been
to a camp as nice and as well organized. You guys spare no
expense on
equipment, and it all makes for a great trip. The goat was
a bonus. Troy and Vince are at the top of the game, you had
better hang on to those guys. Once again, Thank you for a
great adventure and feel free to use me as a referance. I
would be happy to share a good word about you guys.
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| >Kevin
Holland took a moose, black bear, mountain goat and wolf on
a 10 day hunt with us in 2004 |
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Barry
shot his billy goat as we were on our way into Ironman camp,
the goat first walked right passed camp and then bedded down
to wait for our arrival. After a lengthy standoff with the
billy goat, Barry never blinked and out waited the goat for
the right shot
Dave Labelle,
2006 
