Archive for tag: Canada
The Yukon Bull
July 13, 2010 ElkThis one made the rounds in ’09. Hunter Al Klassen took this bull elk in the Yukon on September 25, 2009. Elk were relocated from Elk Island National Park in Alberta back in the 1950s and 2009 was the first year they were hunted. Fifteen permits were drawn for the Takhini herd. Klassen has been [...]
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What Can $20k Get You? The #7 B&C Moose.
June 16, 2010 Featured, MooseThis German hunter was a client with South Nahanni Outfitters and took this record moose during one of their 10-day, $20,000 hunts in 2008. Estimated at seven years of age, the moose scored 258, qualifying it as #7 on the all-time Boone & Crockett list and #1 on Anchorpoint.
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Little Red Riding Hood Safe Once Again
October 6, 2009 HuntingGreat googly moogly this is a big wolf! For you western readers, if you have more info on this photo, please post in the Comments. My info says it was shot over bear bait near Edson, Alberta.
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Gnarly Saskatchewan Buck
April 14, 2009 SightingsHere’s one making the rounds, supposedly photographed in Saskatchewan. I count 40 points but really, anything past ten is fine by me!
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Sunset, North Of The Border
March 1, 2009 Ducks, GeeseBeach Billy, a frequent contributor to Doubletough Outdoors, has never passed up an opportunity for adventure and in the fall of 2007 fe found himself on a goose and duck hunt in Canada. “It’s beautiful country up there. I’m glad this Southern boy got outta there before winter rolled in!”, said Billy. He’d have to [...]
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Big B.C. Bruin
February 17, 2009 BearI’ve had some darn impressive photographs of bears come my way but this has to rank way, way up there. These came with no details other than the location being British Columbia at a place called Tumbler Ridge. If you know anything about this bruiser or the hunters, let us know in the Comments! Mark [...]
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January 6, 2009 MooseFollowing up our Thursday post of a bowhunter’s remarkable experience with an elk, check out the moose that takes an interest in the “tree branch” in this clip. Have you had a close encounter? Tell us about it in the Comments!
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