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I received an envelope of brochures from the Manitoba provincial tourism outfit yesterday. Lots of great fishing opportunities shown, but I am curious about hunting in Manitoba.

What have they got that others don't have, or perhaps what experiences are best there?

thanks...jim


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Posts: 4166 | Location: San Diego, CA USA | Registered: 14 November 2001Reply With Quote
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Big black bears and in some areas (around Duck Mountain Provicial Park) big black bears in that range in color from blonde to the warious browns and of course black. The deer hunting is good as well. The duck and goose hunting is great.

There is moose and elk hunting but I am not sure about non-res access and there are beter bets for those spiecies.
 
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Big bears, big deer, pretty decent moose (yes for non residents).


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Bear, deer, moose, caribou, wolf, boar, grouse, goose, duck. Elk is a resident hunt only.

There are some very good established outfitters in Manitoba. By established, I mean they have been in business for at least 15 or 20 years. They know their profession and offer some great hunting at decent pricing.
 
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We have very large multy colored Black bear. The deer are as big as any where in Canada.(read the latest Big Buck magazine out of Saskatchewan)and the elk are the biggest bodied elk in North America. Anyone that was in elk farming know the Manitoba Elk were the most desireble and most expensive elk to get. They are a spiesies themselves just as the Rosevelt Elk and Rocky Mountain Elk are. Manitoba will not give out none resident licenses for elk though.
 
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Biggest black bears I ever saw were in Manitoba, not far from Lac Du Bonnet. - Dan


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Biggest black bears I ever saw were in Manitoba, not far from Lac Du Bonnet. - Dan

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Posts: 144 | Location: Alberta Canada | Registered: 28 October 2004Reply With Quote
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Guys,

Thanks for the help.

jim


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Posts: 4166 | Location: San Diego, CA USA | Registered: 14 November 2001Reply With Quote
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Biggest black bears I ever saw were in Manitoba, not far from Lac Du Bonnet. - Dan

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Jesus yes! - dan


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We have very large multy colored Black bear. The deer are as big as any where in Canada.(read the latest Big Buck magazine out of Saskatchewan)and the elk are the biggest bodied elk in North America. Anyone that was in elk farming know the Manitoba Elk were the most desireble and most expensive elk to get. They are a spiesies themselves just as the Rosevelt Elk and Rocky Mountain Elk are. Manitoba will not give out none resident licenses for elk though.



This is Manitoba thumb Plus some of the best fishing and waterfoul hunting anywhere.



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Posts: 536 | Location: Whitehorse, Yukon | Registered: 28 May 2002Reply With Quote
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Guys,

Thanks for the info; the bears sound interesting, and I am always up for a big deer. Wink

jim


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Posts: 4166 | Location: San Diego, CA USA | Registered: 14 November 2001Reply With Quote
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Well all you bear hunters out there get your rifle ready and your bags packed, bear season opens 3 weeks from today ! Finally starting to warm up and melt some snow so it won't be long til the bears are moving around. Wink
 
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