Openings available on our No. 1 rifle hunt for trophy whitetail bucks

If you've been reading Hunts.Net for a few years, you'll probably remembering reading about our favorite Alberta outfitter, who consistently produces a high success rate on truly trophy-class bucks. Bucks usually average 155 to 160 with the bigger animals usually scoring well up in the Boone and Crockett Club record book. We have one customer who has taken two in the 190s. Hunters who are lucky enough to get a spot on his hunt have been reluctant to give up their spots. The outfitter was booked up five years in advance when we reserved four spots for 2010, and now it's time for us to fill those slots. The hunt is expensive, but if you want the best chance you'll probably ever have to tag a true wallhanger, this is probably it. Keep in mind that the average whitetail taken by a non-resident in Alberta or Saskatchewan scores between 130 to 140, and average hunter success is less than 50 percent. This is far better than the average Canadian deer hunt.

Long-time Hunts.Net outfitter acquires seven whitetail permits