Winter Hunts

 Our winter hunts start around the middle of February each year and continue on until the end of April, We discontinued doing hunts in January as it just to cold for the guest. As the caribou migrate you will be able to access this annual migration using snowmobiles. Along with a Caribou hunt, each hunter will be treated to some ptarmigan hunting ($50.00 for license) if requested. Each person is entitled to 25 birds a day or for a maximum of 50.  You will also be give an opportunity to do some ice fishing in season. If you have never used a snowmobile for hunting than you are missing out on a truly once in a lifetime experience. During the winter hunt you will also be able to access the Labrador Snowmobile Trail system adding a snowmobile trip to your caribou hunt. Snowmobiles are used during these hunts these provide a lot of Mobility enabling the hunters  to get to the caribou herds. Usually we see lots of caribou during the winter hunts. 

2008/2009 HUNTING RATES

Winter Caribou Hunts	Rates
WINTER CARIBOU HUNT LICENSE AND TAGS FOR 2 CARIBOU INCLUDES: ACCOMMODATIONS, MEALS, FOR 3 DAYS AND NIGHTS, GUIDES, SNOWMOBILES  &  all TAXES	INCLUDED
Sleeping bag and toiletries Gratuities snowmobiles are available but	Not Included

General Non-Hunter information

General information and regulations found here are applicable to non-residents.

1.             Non-resident hunters must possess a non-resident hunting license. He/she must also possess proof or verification of having met his/her own jurisdictions hunter education requirement and must present this information immediately upon the request of a conservation officer.

2.        Non-resident big game hunters are required to be accompanied by licensed guides. Guides are supplied by Labrador Adventures & Outfitting Ltd. Small game hunters do not require guides. 

3.             Non-resident big game licenses (bear, moose, caribou), are only available through licensed outfitters. Hunters should contact Labrador Adventures  & Outfitting Ltd. to obtain licenses and  the required permits and tags.

4.            Non-resident small game licenses are available through Labrador Adventures & Outfitting Ltd.

5.            Hunters must possess a game export permit to take game out of the province. Export permits are available free of charge from Labrador Adventures & Outfitting Ltd.

Non-resident black bear hunters also require a CITES permit to transport black bear parts outside Canada. These permits are also provided free of charge by Labrador Adventures & Outfitting Ltd.

   It is unlawful to chase or harass any wildlife with aircraft, motor vehicle, boat, snow-machine or all-terrain vehicle of any type. 

Firearms

• 1.            All Non-Residents entering Canada for the purpose of Big game hunting must have approval to transport firearms prior to entering the Country. Labrador Adventures & Outfitting Ltd. will assist in making all the necessary arrangements. You can go to the following website to obtain information on bringing guns into Canada.                                                                                                   

                http://www.cfc.gc.ca/info_for-renseignement/non-residents/registration_e.asp

• 2.         Handguns are illegal in Canada and under No CIRCUMSTANCE are you allowed to bring in a hand gun.

• 3.            Also the legal hunting age is 18 in Newfoundland and Labrador.