Experience the springtime hunt for black bear at Adams Lake in Canada in a huge hunting area with a very good population of black bear and grizzly. Meanwhile, you will get a fantastic nature experience. This is a incredibly fascinating and exciting hunt where you will, along with the guide, get a chance to track down the game!
6 days from €5,495
Adams Lake is located in southern British Columbia, surrounded by the impressive Monashee Mountains. The area is renowned for its strong game populations, professional wildlife management, and high ethical hunting standards. The outfitter operating here is recognized for excellent service, proven success rates, and a well-organized, streamlined hunting operation.
The territory holds healthy populations of black bear, grizzly bear, cougar, mountain goat, mule deer, whitetail deer, and moose. Both elk and mountain caribou are also present in the area; however, hunting licenses for these species are currently not issued.
Spring black bear hunting in British Columbia offers more than just the hunt itself – it is a complete wilderness experience in the heart of Canada’s rugged outdoors. As winter loosens its grip, the landscape bursts to life with green shoots, blooming flowers, and lush vegetation – and it is precisely in these areas that the bears emerge to feed, making them easier to locate.
Hunting is conducted by a combination of four-wheel-drive vehicles, ATVs, and in some areas, by boat to efficiently cover the vast terrain. Once a huntable bear is spotted, the hunt continues on foot with a carefully executed stalk to get within safe shooting range.
The terrain offers diverse hunting conditions, including mountainous regions, forested areas, and open meadows where game can often be observed from a distance. In addition to bears, moose, whitetail deer, and mule deer are commonly seen throughout the area, adding to the variety and excitement of the hunt.
The outfitter customizes each hunt to the individual client and ensures that every hunter is accompanied by an experienced guide with in-depth knowledge of the wildlife behavior and terrain.
This destination is ideal for hunters seeking a professionally organized hunt in exclusive surroundings, with an emphasis on authentic outdoor experiences and sustainable wildlife management.
The Adams Lake area is known for its strong game populations and high success rates for both black bear and grizzly bear hunts. Please note, however, that grizzly bear trophies from British Columbia cannot be imported into the EU.
Adams Lake boasts a dense bear population, and hunting here differs significantly from stationary baited hunts. This is true, fair chase spot-and-stalk hunting in the wilderness. Together with your guide, you actively explore the terrain on foot, by boat, or by vehicle, searching for game in its natural habitat.
During a typical six-day hunt, it is not unusual to encounter 20 to 30 different bears, and there is also an excellent chance of harvesting the highly sought-after color phase (brown) black bear. That said, hunting success depends heavily on weather conditions, which is why we recommend planning your hunt for the second half of May, when spring is fully underway and bear activity peaks.
The camp is equipped with boats and canoes, and those interested can add an optional fishing day, including all necessary equipment. The lake offers excellent fishing for Dolly Varden trout, rainbow trout, salmon, and freshwater pike. Alternatively, guests can explore the surrounding area with great opportunities to spot moose and other big game species.
In certain situations, black bear hunting with dogs is also possible, where the bears are tracked and held at bay, providing a thrilling yet controlled hunting experience.
The main camp lies on the western side of the Shuswap Mountains, but there is often used smaller satellite camps during the hunt. These smaller camps can be so-called ”wall-tents” or a camping trailer. Our hunters fly to Vancouver or Calgary and on with a domestic fligt to Kelowna, where you will get picked up and transportet to the camp. There are boats and canoes in the camp, so...
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Read moreAny extra trophy fees will be settled with Diana Hunting Tours after returning home.
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