We have the exclusive guiding rights to 3500 square miles of prime big game countryin and around parts of Wells Gray and Cariboo Mountains provincial parks. Our territory is in Management Units 5-2 and 5-15 and 3-46 in our region of British Columbia. The terrain varies from slow meandering rivers where the great chinook salmon spawn to lofty alpine meadows and mountains reaching more than 10,000 feet. Roughly one half of our area is roadless wilderness, while the remainder has logging road access to our camps and hot spots for moose, deer and bear.

PHOTO ALBUMS

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Moose
IMG_0244 unnamed (7) image1 (2) unnamed (6) image5 (1) image1 (3) image3 (2) image4 (2) image2 (3) moose 2021 moose 3 2021 wells Gray, 2012 TylerPerrigomadea275ydshotonthis42in.Bull[1] tanners moose stu's camera 142 stu's camera 134 stu's camera 124 stu's camera 100 stu's camera 033 Scan0001 JimBorg,BismarkNDandhisbeautifulMoose[1] JimKirkpatrick,MilwaukieOR,withhisnicebulluptheNiagara.[1] JohneyMyers,RogueRiverORandhisMoose.[1] LloydWetzelandhis50in.BulltakennotfarfromtheLodge.[1] lance moose 1 MikeAndersonandButchKingofOregon,withtheirbuckandbull[1] NickMontelli,MiddletownCA,withhismoose[1] PaulPierce&GarveyMatthewswithPaul'sMoose[1] RickOtten,SiouxFallsSD,andhisMoose[1] IMG_7974 IMG_5597 IMG_0269 moose 2 2021 IMG_0267 HaroldandScottGroshongwithScott's49plusBull.[1] GuideTylerMaitlandandRandySchumacher[1] GeneBelt&FredAbramswithBullFredshotinthesoutharea.[1] GaryUnderhillwithgoodBulltakenatcloserangeinthickcover.[1] BillTruman,BerkshireNYandFrankSmith,GreeneNY,withFrank'sMoose[1] CarolSohlerCover[1] DanGreen,SeasideORandhismoose[1] DickVanCalcarwithismooseintheNiagara[1] DickVanCalcar,PortAngelesWA,andhismoose[1] DSC_0944 DSCF0367 Frank Orrell, Jim Kirkpatrick, Harv Dethleffs and Togie Kyllonen Franks moose, 2012 BartMcFarland,ParisKY,andhisMoose.[1] argentinian,s moose, 2012 AlbertoHauserofMexicowithhismoose[1] AveryhappyDickwithhismoose[1] 277 087 073 059 058 043
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Mnt Goat
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Bear
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Mnt Lion
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Lynx
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Mule & Whitetail Deer
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SPECIES

We have a wide variety of species to hunt within our territory.

  • Black bears in various colour phases are plentiful throughout the area. Our average black bear squares over 6 feet, with many going over 7 feet.
  • Wolves are plentiful as well and can be taken on all our hunts, or as a hunt unto themselves.
  • Canadian moose are widespread throughout our territory, with trophies taken each year in the 40" to 55" category.
  • Our mountain goats are second to none, with record book billies taken annually.
  • The region has become well known for its deer hunting (Mule Deer & White Tail) and our area is one of the finest.
  • Many record book cats also come out of the Cariboo and our largest cougar taken ranks #1 SCI.
  • We also have a tremendously large amount of lynx in our area, and can be hunted with dogs or predator calling.
  • We have a wide variety of upland birds, including sharptail, ruffed, spruce & blue grouse, ptarmigan, and also ducks & geese.

SEASONS & METHODS

During the spring, we hunt for black bear and wolf. Our fall hunts include moose, mountain goat, mule deer, white tail deer, black bear and wolf. During the winter months, we hunt for mountain lion (cougar), lynx, coyote and wolf.

Due to the many geographical differences in terrain, we hunt by a variety of methods. Your hunt could include any of the following: gliding by canoe or boat down a river during the early morning or evening; watching from a stand overlooking meadows or small lakes; foot hunting; using well-trained mountain horses for hunting or for getting in to and out of otherwise inaccessible areas; or travelling by vehicle in the accessible portion of our area. We take into consideration requests made by our hunters regarding which method they prefer.

PRICING- 2024

7 DAY HUNTS

*PRICES IN USD PER HUNTER

SPECIES 7 DAY HUNT PRICING
Moose 1 x 1 $8,300
- 2 x 1 $6,800
Mule or White Tail Deer 1 x 1 $6,200
- 2 x 1 $5,500
Black Bear 1 x 1 $6,000
- 2 x 1 $5,000
Lynx 1 x 1 $6,900
- 2 x 1 $5,500
Wolf 1 x 1 $6,000
- 2 x 1 $5,000
Mnt Lion 1 x 1 $9,600

10 DAY HUNTS

SPECIES 10 DAY HUNT PRICING
Mnt Goat 1 x 1 $15,000
Moose 1 x 1 $11,500
- 2 x 1 $9,700

*Unretrieved, wounded animals are considered taken and the hunt for that species tag is finished. No refunds will be given upon withdrawal from any hunt in progress.

TRAPLINE

DESCRIPTION 5 DAY HUNT PRICING
Trapline * 1 x 1 $5,700
- 2 x 1 $4,500
Cast & Blast 1 x 1 $5,700
- 2 x 1 $4,500

*Trapline includes one of each animal trapped

Cast & Blast = grouse, duck, geese hunting & fishing

ADDITIONAL OPTIONS

DESCRIPTION PRICING
Non Hunter Per Day for Regular Hunt $200
Non Hunter Per Day for Trapline Horseback Hunt $275
Hunter Additional Days for all species (1x1) $1,000

TROPHY FEES

*PRICES IN USD PER HUNTER

*Trophy fees are only applicable on 2nd animal taken

SPECIES COST
Mule Deer $1,500 (can be added to Goat, Moose, & Whitetail)
Moose $3,500 (can be added to Mtn Goat)
Black Bear $1,500 (can be added to Goat/Moose)
Lynx $2,000 (can be added to Mnt Lion)
White Tail $1,500 (can be added to Moose, Mule Deer & Goat)
Cougar $3,000 (Chance only. Can be added to some Fall Hunts)
Wolf No charge. Can be added on all hunts

LICENSE TAGS & FEES (CAD $)

* All amounts are subject to change without notice and include 5% G.S.T.

SPECIES COST
Non-resident License $189
GOABC Wildlife Conservation Fee $250
Moose $262.50
Mountain Goat $367.50
Mountain Sheep $651
Deer $131.50
Black Bear $189
Caribou $241.50
Wolf $52.50
Upland Birds $52.50
Lynx $42
Bobcat $42
Mountain Lion $241.50

Rates Include:
Government Royalties, application for and pick up of licence and tags, professional guides, quality food, and comfortable, well equipped camps. They also include movement via boat, vehicle or horseback around area, transport to and from Williams Lake Airport and field preparation of meat and trophies.

Rates Do Not Include:
Cost of License and Tags, GOABC Wildlife Conservation Fee, Goods and Services Tax, hotel expenses before or after contracted period and gratuities. Nor do they include firearms & ammunition, game bags, sleeping bags, rest pads or personal gear, taxidermy or shipping of trophies and meat to final destination, or alcoholic beverages or tobacco

PAYMENT POLICY

We will advise our clients as soon as possible regarding any change in fees.

Payment Requirements: a non-refundable 40% deposit is required on all bookings, with the balance due 30 days before your arrival at the lodge. Though non refundable you may move your hunt and deposit to a different date in the same calendar year, subject to availability, at no additional charge; or to another year, at the new year's price, subject to availability, for a fee equal to 10% of the hunt price. Final Payment may be made in any of the following forms: personal cheque, money order, or bank draft.

ALL HUNTERS ARE REQUIRED TO SIGN AN INFORMATION/WAIVER FORM AT TIME OF BOOKING.

ACCOMODATIONS

Accommodations are varying depending on the type of hunt and hunter needs and requests. We have 2 lodges: the River Lodge on the horsefly river, and the Lake Lodge, which also has 4 cabins on beautiful Gotchen lake. These have full amenities and very comfortable.

River Lodge
River Lodge
Lake Lodge
Lake Lodge

There are also several rustic outpost cabins without running water or electricity, and then there are tent camps for horseback mobility. They are 12x14 wall tents with wood stove and cots:
-Hilda lake cabin
-Deception point cabin (on Quesnel lake)
-Penfold river cabin
-Eureka Cabin

Hilda Lake Cabin
Hilda Lake Cabin
Penfold River Cabin
Penfold River Cabin
Quesnel Lake Cabin
Quesnel Lake Cabin
Eureka Cabin
Eureka Cabin
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Office: 250-397-2445

Outfitter - Stu Maitland
*Preferred number
Home* 250-620-5587
Cell: 250-395-6736

adventure@eurekapeak.com

P.O. Box 135
Horsefly, B.C.
V0L 1L0

Office: 250-397-2445

Outfitter - Stu Maitland
*Preferred number
Home* 250-620-5587
Cell: 250-395-6736

adventure@eurekapeak.com

P.O. Box 135
Horsefly, B.C.
V0L 1L0
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