Alberta elk hunt


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Trophy elk hunt in Alberta

This hunt takes place in some trophy areas near Hinton, Alberta. The outfit produced the largest elk taken in the province three of the past five years. The two biggest bulls they have taken scored 404 and 408 B&C points.

A bull photographed in this zone last summer.

The price includes airport pickup at Edmonton. Hunting license, tags and taxes are extra. Accommodations are in a cabin about 40 miles south of Hinton. There have been really big bulls seen but not killed the past two years.

Hunt EK5209
Hunt	Price, guide ratio
Elk, 6 days	$5,000 1x1 in 2008
Trophy size	Hunter success
Best bulls: 408, 404, 371, 349, 362, 353, 338, 333, 330 B&C. Most hunter see at least one bull in the 300 to 350 B&C category.	2003-2007: 29 hunters, 17 bulls. All unsuccessful hunters passed or missed bulls. Some hunters pass hold out for one of the 350-plus monsters that live in the area.
Travel	Lodging and meals
Fly to Edmonton, airport pickup included	Included. You'll stay in a cabin about 40 miles south of Hinton, Alberta
License	Notes
Over the counter. Click here for the latest prices of hunting licenses and tags in Alberta.	This a free ranging elk hunt. T he 7% federal tax is not included in the price. Taxidermy, butcher and meat and trophy shipping fees are extra.

We do not consider this an easy hunt -- there is plenty of cover, there is some hunting competition from locals in some areas, and the elk are totally wild. But the chance for a quality animal is good for hunters willing to work hard and pass on lesser animals.