Whitetail Deer Hunting Mule Deer Hunting Alberta, Canada
Combination bowhunts for whitetail deer and mule deer in North Central Alberta with Bent Arrow Outfitters

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2005 P&Y Whitetail - "140 gross" Archery Whitetail 15pt, 163 P&Y 3 beam non-typical Alberta Archery Whitetail

We are not running our Deer hunts in 2009

Whitetail and Mule Deer Bowhunting Trips in North Central Alberta
This is the perfect opportunity for a bowhunter to take a bowhunting trip of a lifetime. Take advantage of the expertise of a seasoned successful bowhunter / guide as you hunt for your trophy whitetail or mule deer. The hunting area is in the North Central region of Alberta north of the town of Barrhead. Mature deer are taken here every year that exceed the P & Y minimums with the potential for 150 class whitetail and 160 class mule deer or better. Although not recommended, this hunt may also be booked as a single species hunt for either deer. Hunts dates will typically be early September when both species are still in their summer feed patterns. See below for hunt dates and costs.

Hunters will enjoy the comforts of home at a local bed and breakfast and the hospitality of the guide while chasing big mature bucks. Hunters will have the benefit of hunting with a guides that have lived and hunted here all of their lives and know the area and the deer intimately. Hunters will have the choice of hunting in the early part of September or late October.

Hunting will be from well scouted, and carefully placed tree stands or ground blinds. Hunting at the end of October will include rattling sequences for whitetail deer. Combo whitetail and mule deer hunt days will normally consist of morning and evening stands for whitetail and mid-day spot and stalk hunting for mule deer. Living and hunting in or near the areas where the bowhunts will take place allows the guides to scout year round to stay on top of deer movements and habits.

Hunter arrival should be scheduled for the Sarturday prior to hunt start date and departure for late on the Sunday after the hunt or the folowing Monday. Hunts are six days duration, Monday to Saturday.