ACTS 10:13 "RISE, KILL, EAT!" guided bear hunts hunting alberta john and jenn
THE RIVETS BLACK BEAR HUNTS
Rivets Alberta Black Bear Hunt
As seen on Cameron Hanes’s “Bush Dragon”, and "Bush Dragon 2" hunt for some of North America’s largest Black Bear. With the average bear being 7ft and a great percentage of color phase bears, the Rivets will guide you to the best spot for a successful hunt.
Not to mention Jenn's smoked Bear ham is legendary!
Bear meat is an epic source of a dense rich wild protein.
John and Jenn Rivet routinely host legendary hunters like Cameron Hanes, Joe Rogan, and more. This guided trip set in Alberta, Canada will take guests on an adventure of a lifetime. With its vast wilderness and abundance of wildlife, Alberta is the perfect destination for hunters seeking a challenge. When you’re done for the day, the Rivet’s hospitality follows them from the field to the home where guests will be provided homemade meals in their lodge.
THE DETAILS:
- Located in Alberta, Canada
- 5-Day
- Lodging, homemade meals, professional guiding service, skinning
- Guests will hunt from tree stands
- Transportation to and from the lodge to the hunt area will be provided during the 5-day trip
- Guests will be responsible for declaring hunting rifles, etc. with the proper authorities: http://www.cfc-cafc.gc.ca
Hunting Black Bear in Alberta, Canada, offers a thrilling outdoor adventure amidst the province's rugged landscapes. With dense forests, vast wilderness areas, and abundant food sources, Alberta provides ideal habitat for black bears, making it a prime destination for bear hunters. Their hunts take place over baited sites.
Baiting allows them to bring the bear in close to make sure they can determine the sex and size of the bear, as they like to harvest mature old males.
Successful black bear hunting requires knowledge of bear behavior, careful scouting, and adherence to regulations governing hunting practices. Ethical hunters prioritize safety, respect for wildlife, and sustainable harvest practices, ensuring a rewarding and responsible hunting experience in Alberta's bear country.
Hunters should be prepared for a variety of weather conditions while hunting in Canada. With vast temperature swings and precipitation fluctuations, hunters should bring gear for any situation. It is highly advised to check the 7-day weather forecast prior to arriving for your hunt. Suggested items include, but are not limited to, walking boots, mud boots, rain gear, thermacell, cold weather gear, and layered clothing.
INQUIRE FOR PRICING.
PACK LIST
SUGGESTED FOR THE HUNT
- *Camp slippers/clean indoor shoes
- *Personal items(ex:shampoo/soap/medications etc.) book for stand.
- *Specialty diet snacks or drinks(for allergies, diabetes etc)
- Ear plugs /sound machine (some people snore)
- FOR THE FEILD
- *Rubber boots/hunting boots/insulated
- *Gloves :Thin shooting & Insulated for sitting on blinds)
- *Hat/stocking cap
- *Warm socks (wool)
- *Layering for cool weather
- *Ear protection
- *Weapon/Ammo
- *Binoculars
- *Backpack
- *Flashlight/headlamp
- *TRAVEL MUG if desired for hot beverage in the field
- *Heat Packs if desired
- *Range Finder
- *Soft case for weapon for ATV travel(can get very muddy or wet)
- *A preferred Seat pad for stand
- *Thermacell heater insoles
- *Harness for tree stand
- *Cooler/Bins for hide/meat to fly/travel
- *Treestand umbrella if desired
*** Note *****
*Be prepared for a variety of weather conditions
*Please check weather prior to your flight to pack for what you’ll be in.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to give us a call/text/or email
Jenn-PH:1-780-256-0026 OR PH: 1-385-491-5773
John-PH:1-780-333-5125 OR PH: 1-385-491-5883
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