BEAR PAW OUTFITTERS BLACK BEAR HUNTS
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What to Bring
Stuff You'll Need Before the Hunt
Weapon of Choice
Northern Saskatchewan Weather
The weather during the spring bear hunting season is typically cool, but comfortable. Historical daily averages for Saskatchewan bear hunt seasons range from 60-65 deg. F (daily high) to 39-45 deg. F (daily low).
Getting Your Trophy Home
BPO will skin and freeze your bear and prepare it for transport home. Taxidermy services are available in Saskatchewan if you desire. If you plan on taking the hide and skull home, make sure you bring a cooler or tote for transportation. If you take your hide with you all risk and luggage costs are the responsibility of the hunter.
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Regulations
What You Should Know Before You Go
Before you leave for your bear hunt at Bear Paw Outfitters, you should familiarize yourself with regulations governing hunting and gun registration. The following links should prove valuable as you prepare for your bear hunt:
Note: All non-resident guests must complete the Non-Resident Firearm Declaration (Canadian government forms RMCP 5589 / CAFC 909 and RCMP 5590 / CAFC 910) and present them in triplicate and unsigned at the Canadian border, along with your firearms and $50 Canadian payment. Further information and the forms can be downloaded from the government website at: Canadian Firearms Center. If you will require assistance in obtaining these forms, please call us no later than March so we can be assured of your receiving the forms before you leave for camp. Accommodations
Where You'll Stay
The accommodations at Bear Paw Outfitters are rustic, clean and comfortable. The facilities are newer and provide a place for our bear hunters to relax and prepare for their bear hunt. Electricity is provided by a 17,000 watt generator, and freezers are on site for trophy care.
Flush toilets and a shower facility add to the comfort of your stay, and all bedding requirements are supplied to our bear hunters.
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What's Included
In the Bear Hunt
Black Bear hunts with Bear Paw Outfitters are a 5-day, 6-night, fully outfitted hunt and includes:
Hunters arrive at Bear Paw Outfitters on Sunday and depart on Saturday. Your hunt begins on Monday and runs through Friday. Spring black bear hunts are scheduled for the last two weeks in May and the first two weeks in June. 
Tips for Entering Canada
To help you cross the border with minimum hassle, here are some basic travel tips plus direct links to the important information:
Note: When you enter Canada from abroad, passport is required. A valid visa may also be required. If you are traveling from the U.S., be sure to allow plenty of time for your passport to be issued. Criminal Records - Individuals with criminal records, including DUI convictions, may be refused entry into Canada. A waiver can be obtained, but must be handled prior to travel to Canada. It is strongly recommended that you apply for a waiver to eliminate the worry of being refused entry. Learn More About Entering Canada |
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Contact Bear Paw Outfitters
Jeff Jerome
10905 Manchester Rd. Boston, New York 14025 Bear Paw Outfitters - Camp Kilometer 198 Hanson Lake Rd Deschambault Lake, Saskatchewan Jeff Jerome: (716) 435-5141 Email: dnbadventures@gmail.com.com Shoot Us A Message |
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Valuable information, resources and much more.
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Local Fishing
In addition to excellent black bear hunting opportunities, our camp offers easy access to world-class northern fishing lakes including Deschambault Lake and Limestone Lake. Fishing licenses are available upon arrival.
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