BMOA has sent many clients to this outfitter over the years, perhaps 40 or so. He speaks decent English which helps greatly. Success has been very high, with many clients taking two bears apiece. These are the same bears as Alaska brownies, but have much less pressure on them. 

The first two hunts are snowmobile hunts- but it is strenuous to wrestle them around most of the day. Bears average about the same as Alaska (if people are honest). They will average 8' to 9.5', and of course a few larger. With two bears, you can take the first good bear, then continue looking for better. You only pay for the second bear if you kill or wound and lose.

He hunts all 3 species of Snow sheep and his clients have taken many record book heads. Our success with him is at or close to 100%, barring bad weather in the mountains. It is possible to hunt all 3 species in one trip- ask for a quote.

 

He fills up quick every year so book this now. 

Offering rut hunts that provide hunters with the thrill of "rattling up" Big whitetail bucks. Other hunt strategies include "stands" and spot and stalk. There management strategies are simple "under harvest" and allow bucks to reach maturity.

Whitetail bucks tend to run in the 130-160 B&C class. Past harvest success is above 90% with 100% shooting opportunity.

• Hunts are 5 full days and 6 nights including lodging and meals in ranch houses and 2-on-1 professional guide service. 
• All hunt dates take place in November and December.
•  Licenses are available over the counter and the opportunity to take predators and hogs is included in the price. 
• The first hunt is 4 days/5 nights(Because everyone fills in 3 days or less) all other hunts are a full 5 days hunting.

  Trophy Fee Will Support Game Animal Conservation Efforts

                   

"Hunters heading to New Zealand in 2016 should know that a new fee will be levied on hunting trophies exported from the country starting in 2016. The fee will apply to all big game, including deer, tahr, wild pig and chamois. The prospect of more fees may raise some hunters' hackles, but the funds are supposed to increase protection of game and hunting in New Zealand by directly supporting the recently formed Game Animal Council (GAC). According to its website nzgac.org.nz  The GAC's mission is "sustainable management of game animals and hunting for recreation, commerce and conservation" in New Zealand.

What this means is international hunters will need to adjust their expectations to include fees similar to those in place in many other parts of the world. A fee will be charged for each individual trophy. At this moment the fee hasn't been fixed, but it may be in the neighborhood of $150US."