Our whitetail deer hunts take place in Northwestern Ontario off the logging roads in the area North of Fort Frances and South of Dryden, Ontario in the Rainy River district. This area of Ontario holds many entries in the record books. The areas we hunt vary from lakes, pine ridges, cedar swamps, beaver ponds, and old growth clear cuts. All hunts take place in NW Ontario's remote bush country with low hunting pressure and has excellent potential for trophy class bucks. In this remote bush country the deer are active throughout the day and are not as likely to move at night due to hunting pressure.

The main method of hunting is sitting on stand, with some spot and stalk, and drives also being used on occasion. Ontario's whitetail deer are of large body size and carry heavy racks. The season also coincides with the pre rut and rut, even bettering your chance of success. Due to the remoteness of the areas that we hunt and taking a limited number of hunters each year, your chances of bagging that Ontario trophy buck are very good. Our main focus is giving you a hunt of a lifetime and with a 70+% success rate, your sights are on target.

If you are looking for a real Canadian Whitetail hunt of Western Canada standards at a fraction of the cost, give us a call.

Unguided Whitetail Deer Hunt Details