Hunting Area

AlphaDog Outdoors operates in some of the best big game country in central British Columbia. A lot of careful research went into the acquisition of these 2 distinct guide areas. Our goal is to be able to offer clients adventurous hunts that fit their needs, we feel having more than one geographic area helps us accomplish our objective. No matter the hunting camp, BCO ensures a top-notch outdoor adventure for our clients.

Baker Creek hunting camp is located in the region known as the North Chilcotin and is a part of the Fraser Plateau. The terrain consists of hundreds of lakes and streams, rolling timbered hills, spruce swamps with willow flats, and logging cuts of various ages. There are just enough roads in the area to allow us to travel to prime locations. This area simply keeps getting better, with the proper management the big game is becoming more diverse (we are seeing some great bull elk) and increasing in numbers. The future for this area and its hunting, fishing, and trapping has never been brighter.

Big River hunting camp is located in central BC, in the geographic center of the province. This area ranges from agricultural land to logging cuts, river bottoms to mountains. Our research has not failed us here, this area will produce a big game for many years to come. This territory has it all, including; big critters, remote wilderness, world-class fishing, and wing shooting.

Depending on the type of hunt and the species we are pursuing, we will discuss with the client which camp would better suit their needs. Clients should keep in mind that their success is what is on our minds and after our summer scouting, we may suggest a change in plans in regards to the camp we hunt out of.

We Buy the wolf tag! AlphaDog understands the importance of proper wildlife management and because of that, we buy all our clients wolf tags. Wolf hunting will occur during the hunt of your primary animal, after which, a client can choose to pay an additional $250 per day to continue to look for wolves.

AlphaDog reserves the right to switch guides during the hunt in case of an emergency.

Getting There

If you are driving up, we are about 12 hours north of the Washington State border. Get on Hwy 97 north, you will either meet us in Quesnel (1 hour south of Prince George) or Vanderhoof (1 hour west of Prince George). Plan to arrive in camp a day before your hunt starts. We will share additional directions as needed.

Flights

For clients that choose to fly, West Jet and AirCanada from Vancouver to Prince George flights are available 6 flights per day. We will meet you and pick you up from the airport the day before your hunt starts and plan to fly out the day after your last day hunting.