#A624. North American Guided Cat Grand Slam
An Unique Opportunity For An Extraordinary Trophy Quest
A Grand Slam of any species is already a very rare prowess among hunters, but when it is about a North American Cat Grand Slam... well how many hunters do you know who actually bagged all three of the American Cats? Probably none... Or maybe one; YOU! Because you will book this unique hunt and bag all three species on one single hunting trip. You will hunt a wilderness located in the high mountains of Central British Columbia where all 3 species of predators cohabit and share the same habitat. They are quite common here - although it is hard to talk about "being common" for wild cats. Wildlife population i.e. deer, rabbits, and grouse are abundant in this area which allows to sustain of a good and healthy population of local wild cougar, bob cat and lynx.
Special Recommendations
This hunt is very physical and you might have to work hard to earn your trophy. You must practice your skills by shooting up, as in a real hunting situation. It's more likely that you will have to shoot a treed cougar. Shots are often difficult due to sharp angle and poor clearance. Some walking may be also required if rough terrain is encountered. This is an ideal hunt for archery hunters who would like to put a cat in the Pope "&" Young record book.
What's Included?
This 10-day package includes airport pick up (hunters fly to Kelowna, BC) comfortable lodging, all meals, transportation during the hunt, 1x1 guide service, field dressing, registration, export form and trophy care.
Not Included
NR hunting license + tag approx. $US 296 , GST Tax 3.5%
Dates: November 15 to February 15
Price: $US 4,990
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The vast expanses of untouched wilderness that impressed
the first explorers so much are still present in BC today. BC is as big as Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana combined!
Fact is, this part of the Rocky Mountains hosts the most important population of cougar in North America. |
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