Our territory in the Purcell and Rocky Mountains supports one of the strongest interior grizzly bear populations in British Columbia. According to a provincial study of bear habitat quality, multiple sections of our area received the highest possible rating for their ability to sustain both black and grizzly bears. With healthy populations, rugged landscapes, and prime habitat, this region offers a rare opportunity to pursue one of North America’s most iconic big game species.

Interior mountain grizzlies tend to have beautiful silvertip coats, often with dark chocolate or golden hues. They are powerful, intelligent, and make an incredible trophy — both for their appearance and for the challenge they present.

In spring, these great bears emerge from their dens and head straight to avalanche chutes and grassy basins to feed on the first tender shoots of vegetation. The big boars emerge first, often still surrounded by deep snow. These conditions create some of the best grizzly hunting windows of the year.

Our hunts are primarily spot-and-stalk, glassing open mountain slopes and avalanche paths from a distance before planning the approach. Depending on the terrain and time of year, we access the backcountry by horseback, 4×4, or even snowshoe early in the season.

This is not a high-volume hunt — our grizzly tags are extremely limited, and we focus only on mature boars in remote, rugged country. You’ll experience the raw beauty of BC’s wilderness while hunting a true apex predator under fair chase conditions.