Be prepared - all hunts require some form of physical activity and elements of risk, the hunts are often done during rut, so there is an extra element of risk.  Practice with your chosen weapon, we aim to please, but realize your skill and marksmanship during the hunt will also effect your sense of success.

• Firearm
  Must be 243 or larger with 18.5" barrel or longer.
  Pistols are prohibited.

• Bow
  min. weight 40# , min. arrow length 24", broad head min. 7/8"

• Spare weapon and extra arrows or ammunition

• Cleaning kit

• Hard case and soft case

• Hunting gear
  knife, binoculars, game calls, etc...

• Sleeping bag and pad if required

• Rain gear

• Personal hygienic gear
  shaving kit, towel, soap, etc...

• Camouflage hunting apparel
  spare clothing recommended

• Waterproof boots, rubber boots, and camp shoes

• Cold weather gear
  stocking caps, gloves or mitts

• Tree stand safety belt

• Camera and film

• Personal first aid kit

• Fishing equipment

• Decoys

• Other things to remember

• Hunter is responsible for their transportation, capeing and shipping of product. 

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All permits for hunts including export permit,  CFA documentation, private vet certification and Sask Ag permits are included in pricing. However, U.S. Hunters must apply for a permit from the USDA site Located Here, if they want to transport their meat into the U.S.  The USDA phone number is 301-443-6553.  All hunters must have a Canadian Firearms permit which you are responsible for.  You may get your permit by phone 1-800-731-4000.  You may also apply online at www.cfc-ccaf.gc.ca.

Illegal activities will not be tolerated on Ranch Property.
Number one rule: HUNT SAFE & HAVE FUN!