When you join an expedition with experienced Saskatchewan deer hunting outfitters like us, you’re in for a treat! We operate like a well-oiled machine, all in the name of getting you that trophy.

Our typical hunting days involve rising early in the morning for breakfast and heading out with your rifle, a packed supplied lunch, and your guide, who will bring you directly to your stand. Once you're in position, you'll wait to encounter some beautiful monster deer.

At 30 minutes before sunset each evening, we'll bring you back to camp for a hearty home-cooked meal and an evening filled with great company. 

For more information, we share more details about what to expect on our Whitetail Hunts page. 

Our camp offers warm and cozy cabins with all of the comforts of home, including heating, electricity, running water and a full kitchen. After a long day in the field, you can enjoy a hearty meal cooked by our chef Diane and relax in a cozy atmosphere.  

Visit our Accommodations page to learn more about your lodging when whitetail hunting in Saskatchewan with our passionate team. 

Expect chilly temperatures during our hunting season, which runs from late October to early December. Daytime highs can reach a comfortable 45 degrees but be prepared for temperatures to drop to a frigid -20 degrees at night. Bundle up and embrace the cold for an unforgettable hunt!  

When it comes to appropriate cold-weather clothing, layers will be key for staying warm during the season. We suggest thermal underwear, wool or synthetic base layers, and waterproof boots. For other gear beyond your rifle, make sure to check out our detailed supply list. As skilled Saskatchewan whitetail outfitters, we’ve put all our knowledge into helping you pack as well as possible. There are also specific guidelines around your hunting equipment and clothing that you’ll need to follow. 

Hunting deer in Saskatchewan requires a valid Saskatchewan hunting license. We'll have your license ready for you when you arrive at camp, and we'll communicate with you beforehand about the necessary steps and information needed.

If it’s your lucky day when you’re out hunting deer in Saskatchewan’s beautiful boreal forest and you score your trophy, you can contact your guide to help you bring it back to camp. You can just send us a text or use the radio provided if you're in a no-service zone.  Hunters who harvest their whitetail early in the week can explore the area with one of our experienced guides or unwind and relax back at the camp. Your experience will remain enriching and enjoyable throughout your stay! 

We don't charge additional trophy fees. However, there is a $1000 penalty for shooting a deer under 140 inches to ensure our clients can continue to access trophy monster whitetail deer for years to come.  

Yes! We’re here to help you with every aspect of your Saskatchewan whitetail hunt. Your guide will skin and freeze your trophy in preparation to take it home. Local taxidermy is also available. 

Our fee for our guided whitetail hunts includes your lodging, meals, and pickup and return transportation to Saskatoon. We also include any transportation during your hunt to and from your strategically placed tree stand, access to a Saskatchewan government-licensed guide and trophy preparation  

Learn more on our Whitetail Hunts page. 

We recommend leaving a tip for your guide, as well as the cook, within the range of 10% to 15% of your hunt price.  Both of these people contribute to giving you an enjoyable experience!  Of course, it’s up to you—tip what you feel reflects their effort. If your guide and cook went the extra mile to make your trip memorable, they’ll appreciate a tip that shows your gratitude! 

While cell service is spotty at camp and when you’re out in the field, you can rest easy knowing our lodge is fully equipped with internet access. You'll stay connected, even when you're away enjoying the remote nature of the great outdoors whitetail deer hunting in Saskatchewan, Canada.  Additionally, since your safety is our priority, we provide radios to all hunters when they’re at their stands, so communication is always within reach. 

We love making our hunts a family affair whenever possible! The great news is that teens as young as 12 can join you on your adventure. According to Saskatchewan hunting regulations, kids between the ages of 12 and 18 can obtain a youth white-tailed deer license. However, hunters aged 12 to 15 must be directly supervised by an adult while hunting, whereas those aged 16 to 17 may hunt independently under certain conditions. 

Absolutely! We charge an additional $2500.00 US for participants who will be accompanying you, but won’t be hunting themselves. They can join you at your stand – just let us know in advance so we can set it up for you! Alternatively, if your guest prefers, they can relax at camp and enjoy the stunning wilderness surroundings that the season offers.