Tom Nelson and northern trophy
Hot Deer Sign
Heated blind
Big Buck Rub
Welcome to Canadian Trophy Quest Ltd.
Now booking:
2023 Whitetail Deer Dates
Muzzle loader & Bow only
Oct 16 -21 (6 spots left)
Oct 23- 28 (3 spots left)
Oct 30 - Nov 4 (Sold Out)
Gun Dates
Nov 6 - 11 (Sold Out)
Nov 13 - 18 (5 spots left)
Nov 20 - 25 (Sold Out)
Nov 27 - Dec 2 (8 Spots left)
2023 Spring Bear Hunts:
May 1 - 6 (6 spots left)
May 8 - 13 (Sold Out)
May 15 - 20 (Sold Out)
May 22 - 27 (Sold Out)
2023 Fall Bear, Duck & Goose Hunts;
Sept 4 - 9 (Sold Out)
Sept 11 - 16 (Sold Out)
Sept 18 - 23 (2 spots left)
Sept 25 - 30 (Sold Out)
Our exclusive 400,000 acre outfitting area is located in the famous "Forest Fringe" region of north-east Saskatchewan. Recognized as some of the best trophy whitetail habitat in the world, this vast area contains rich agriculture crops bordered by huge expanses of uninhabited boreal forest. This combination of fantastic nutrients and limitless security cover produces eye-popping bucks in a region with minimal access and corresponding low hunting pressure.
Note: We purchased an additional 16 tags that cover 300,000 acres.
We have exclusive access to huge tracts of farmland and Provincial forest habitat and hunting regions. Many huge bucks roam the crop land but it is also possible to hunt forest trophies that have never stood in a farm field. Access to these regions is by ATV or Argo and hunting these boreal bucks is a unique wilderness experience.
Deer Tracks on Field
Baiting deer is legal in Saskatchewan and is a popular and effective way to get a shot at a trophy. We scout year ‘round to determine big buck travel routes, feeding and bedding areas and favored rutting regions. Bait sites are carefully chosen; it is not simply a matter of "chucking out grain" and hoping they find it. Huge rubs reveal monster bucks living in a region and a bait selectively situated in their travel area will attract their attention and become a regular stop when they make their rounds. They frequent the baits to either grab a bite or a girlfriend, depending on the time of season.
Archery and muzzleloader season is the last two weeks of October. Rifle season joins in for an additional four weeks beginning November 4th. We also hunt trophy bucks by patterning travel habits and food sources, calling and rattling, or waiting near active scrapes, water sources or mineral licks. You’ll experience well-located and comfortable ground blinds (natural and/or pop-ups) or hang-on or ladder style tree stands set up under 150 yards for gun hunters and 20 yard shots are the norm for archery. Our guides are experienced and successful bowhunters and will work hard to make your Canadian whitetail adventure a resounding success.
Crossbows are allowed during deer season.