Did you know?

The word "caribou" originated from "Xanadu," an Aboriginal word meaning "one who digs." Indeed, during the winter, caribou dig the snow surface to find mosses and lichens for food.

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The guides were awesome! We saw tons of caribou, food and cooks were great too would definitely go again.

// Tracy, Gouverneur, NY

caribou hunting

Why hunt with us?

Number One success ratio in the industry (1.9 Caribou per hunter) for the past 10 years.
Best satisfaction rate in the industry.
Success story year after year. Boone & Crocket and Pope & Young record racks every year.
More than 32 sites to keep up with the herd.
Six sites North of the Leaf River.
The biggest hunting territory in Nunavik.
More than 15,000 square miles of prime hunting grounds.
No hidden costs.
We assign only camps when you arrive in Kuujjuaq in order to select the best possible camp site for your hunt.
Fair chase and ethical hunting.
A Twin Otter plane with Instrument Flying Rules to get you to most camp sites.
The Leaf River herd has a population in excess of 650,000 caribou.
In business for over 25 years.
Great accommodations.
The same guide team with an average of 15 years of experience.
One guide for every three hunters.
Inuit partners.
Member in good standing of: North American Hunting Club, Foundation for North American Wild Sheep, Boone & Crockett Club, Pope & Young, Rocky Mountain ELK Foundation, Safari Club International, QUEBEC Federation of Outfitters and Tourism Quebec.
Best guaranteed hunt of the industry.
In the last 5 years, we proudly hosted Keith Warren, Mike, Ike and Guy Eastman, The Jim Shockey crew, Michael Waddell, Cameroun Hanes, Vicky Cianciarulo, Bill Miller and Colorado Buck; ask them what they think of us!