• We are located a few short miles from the town of Eriksdale, Manitoba roughly 1 hour 20 minutes north or Winnipeg, Manitoba.

• We do offer airport pickup for no additional cost, you will fly into Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International airport.

• Yes you can bring any meat and hide/skull back with you, all you will need is your hunting permit when crossing the border.

• We provide the bear hunting licenses and they are included in your hunt cost. The waterfowl licenses will need to be purchased prior to arriving in camp. You can find the link for the waterfowl licenses under the “waterfowl licenses” drop down bar in the menu.

• We do not provide alcohol but there is a local beer vendor and liquor store very close to camp.

• We are often asked what the guidelines are for tipping your guide. A basic rule is to figure on 10% of the base cost of the hunt, excluding license fees, tax etc. If you want to tip more than that – please do so! Our guides are some of the best in the industry and dedicated to their professions, and will sincerely appreciate the recognition of a job well done. The cooks are often overlooked, but are working hard to keep you well fed and served. If you feel they have done a good job and you enjoyed their food, please tip the cooks as well.

• We generally only take 2- 6 hunters per week for our bear hunts and 4-6 hunters per week for our waterfowl hunts.

In addition to your personal gear required for the hunt, you may bring the following into Canada:

• 200 cigarettes (= 1 carton), or 50 cigars, or 14 ounces of tobacco,
  40 imperial ounces (= 1 bottle) of liquor or wine, or 24 x 355-milliliter (12-ounce) bottles or cans of beer for personal consumption,
  Gifts up to the value of C$60 per gift

•  Canadian Immigration and Visitor regulations restrict persons with convictions that would be considered criminal charges in Canada to enter Canada. If you have had a DUI (driving under the influence) charge against you, any time in the near or far past, and if it shows up on your records in the US (which can be accessed by our Customs & Immigration officers through co-operative agreements between the US and Canada) then you may be denied entry to Canada. Random checks are common.
  A one-time application can be made at the Canadian border for approximately $200 Cdn., taking up to 4 hours to complete, or a permanent application for visitor entry can be made through the Canadian Embassies in the US for a lesser amount ($35 Cdn.); however, this process can take 6 months or more. Some visitors with such convictions have been successful by pre-arranging their border crossing application and carrying letters from their home police force, clergy, etc. indicating their compliance with the rules over the past few years. We suggest you communicate with a Canadian Immigration office prior to your planned trip if you have such a past charge.
  Call Canada Border Crossing Services for help 1(204) 488-6350 or 1-800-438-7020

• Yes but ONLY for our fall bear hunts.

• All of our hunting packages are all inclusive, this includes fully guided hunts, transportation from airport, food, lodging, game preparation, bear tags and applicable taxes.

• Waterfowl licenses are not included in the price but can be purchased online prior to your trip. Travel to and from camp is also not included.