Caribou Hunting
 Caribou
is the French-Canadian name for the wild reindeer of North
America. They inhabit the tundra and northern forests of
Alaska, Canada, Greenland, northern Europe and northern
China. A bull caribou will weigh from 250-700 pounds and
stands 4-5 tall.
- The western arctic region of Alaska is home to the Alaska-Yukon
barren ground caribou.
- The Central Canada barren ground caribou are primarily
found in the Northwest Territories.
- The mountain caribou, the largest of all the North American
caribou species inhabits the mountain and valley regions
of the northern Canadian provinces.
- Arctic Islands (Peary) caribou is the smallest of the
various caribou species and inhabits the artic islands
of the Northwest Territories and Boothia Peninsula.
- Woodland caribou are slightly larger and darker than
barren-ground caribou. They are found in forested regions
from Newfoundland to the Northwest Territories and down
through British Columbia into northern Idaho and northeastern
Washington.
Call 1-800-615-9086 and one of our Big
Game Hunting Specialists will help you arrange your Caribou
Hunting trip. We can assist you with any questions you may
have about your hunt and help ensure that this is one adventure
you'll never forget!
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