Unlock one of British Columbia’s best-kept big game secrets.

Our Sawtooth territory offers some of the most underrated yet outstanding mule deer and whitetail hunting opportunities in British Columbia. Thanks to mild recent winters and effective predator control efforts, our deer populations are thriving — with trophy-class bucks increasingly spotted throughout the season.

PRIME TIME FOR MULE DEER & WHITETAIL

We focus our mule deer hunts during two peak periods:

• Early September: Bucks are still in their summer range — often relaxed and more visible in alpine basins and burn areas.
• Early to mid-November: As mule deer descend to winter range, the rut kicks into full gear — offering dynamic hunting and incredible trophy potential.

For whitetail deer, we target the lower elevations during the late November rut, when mature bucks are actively moving and easier to pattern.

TERRAIN & ACCESS

Our mule deer habitat includes old-growth burn zones, alpine ridges, and open drainages — perfect for glassing and stalking. For whitetails, we key in on travel corridors and feeding zones in more timbered, lower elevation areas.

Access is typically by 4×4 or horseback, followed by spot-and-stalk foot hunts to close the distance on mature bucks.