Manitoba Whitetail Deer Hunts – Rifle, Muzzleloader and Archery
Reference (Adventure-26A5) Revised 1/29/2005
McLain Outdoor Adventures In The Wild, a teaming agreement between
McLain Outdoor Adventures and Adventures In The Wild, offers some of
the best big game hunting adventures in North America and across the
globe. Enjoy 17,000 acres of private land in Manitoba, Canada on the edge
of Riding Mountain National Park - a one million acre forest and game preserve.
This outfitter is a new operation for white tail deer over the past few years.
Many excellent trophy Whitetail Deer have been harvested in recent years.
The facilities consist of a main lodge, a two bedroom cabin, and a bunk cabin.
All are authentic log buildings overlooking a beautiful scenic lake.
This is your hunt and we will do our best to give you exactly what you want
- the hunt of a lifetime, both in the field and in the evening after shooting
hours.
2005 Whitetail Season - Archery
August 29 to November 12
$1,800.00 U.S. early season (license extra)
$2,000.00 U.S. late season (license extra)
2005 Whitetail Season - Muzzleloader
Week 1 October 24 to October 29
Week 2 October 31 to November 5
Week 3 November 7 to November 12
$2,600.00 U.S. (license extra)
2005 Whitetail Season - Rifle
Week 1 November 14 to November 19
Week 2 November 21 to November 26
Week 3 November 28 to December 3
$2,600.00 U.S. (license extra)
(All prices are subject to change without notice)
Offering the best accommodations available to hunters in
the area, the authentic log buildings include a main lodge with two separate
rooms - one room with two double beds, the other with one double bed and one
single. There is one cabin with two bedrooms, each with a two single
beds. This cabin also has a pull-out bed in the sitting area, plus washroom
facilities with towels. A second cabin has two bedrooms, each with a
double bed and a set of bunk beds. This cabin also has a kitchenette, sitting
area, and washroom facility with towels. Excellent home cooked meals
included in the package are served in the warm and friendly atmosphere of
the main dining area at the lodge. Lunches are packed each day for taking
with you into the field.
The lodge is located in prime Whitetail deer country, ideal for bow and
rifle hunting. Riding Mountain National Park has had a no-hunting policy
since 1929 and game moves freely back and forth between the park and the
outfitters land. In addition, 99% of our allotted hunting area has had no
hunting on it for 25 years.
Manitoba has a three week hunting season for rifle, and six weeks for bow.
Whitetail bucks in Manitoba frequently exceed 300 pounds and 85% of big bucks
presently die of old age. The owners of the operations have lived in
the area their entire lives and have personally taken numerous trophy Whitetails.
Hunters are placed in tree stands or heated hutches and have a guide for every
two hunters. Our guides are very experienced and willing to share a wealth
of information about deer movements and locations.
Package Includes
· Comfortable lodge and cabin facilities
· Home cooked Breakfast and Dinner
· Hearty lunch packed for you daily
· One guide per two hunters
· Care of your trophy harvested including meat
and cape
· Transportation from lodge to hunting area and
return daily
· Freezer space available
Package does not include:
· Transportation to the hunting lodge
· Gratuities to the guide and staff
· Manitoba hunting license
· Any costs for sightseeing and visits outside
of the hunt
· Any alcoholic beverages for your group
Other nearby destinations to check out includes: Brandon
- Manitoba's second largest urban centre, Riding Mountain National Park -
the only national park in Manitoba and Asessippi Winter Park – which won
"Best New Canadian Winter Destination" when it opened in 2003.
How to Get to the Lodge
You can reach the lodge by ground transportation from any location within
the US or you can fly into Winnipeg and then drive to the lodge.
The lodge is located off Highway 45 at Vista between Rossburn and Oakburn,
Manitoba. Highway 45 can be accessed several ways:
- Highway 45 intersects Highway 16 (the Yellowhead TransCanada Highway,
one of two main east-west routes in Manitoba) at Russell near the Saskatchewan
border. From there you would travel east to Vista.
- From Shoal Lake on Highway 16, travel north on Highway 21 to Oakburn,
then travel west to Vista
- From Minnedosa travel north on Highway 10, the highway which travels to
Riding Mountain National park. Once past Erickson turn west on Highway 45
to Vista.
References gladly furnished upon request
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