The big-woods North.
Rocky Mountain bulls bugling through the timber in British Columbia, September mornings loud with the rut, mountain country that runs to the horizon — hosted from a wilderness camp with a founder on the ground.
Four provinces. One hosted North.
Non-resident hunters are guided by law right across Canada — which is exactly how we work. You are with a licensed outfitter and a Huntica host from the float plane in to the trophy home.
Each province, its own North.
An elk is only the start.
Region-accurate wilderness big game — the full list and current outfitter allocations come with your quote.
When the North is right.
September is the elk rut — bulls bugling, weather crisp, the best of the year. Moose run alongside it, and spring means bears over the green-up. We confirm provincial seasons and tags for your year before anything is booked.
Wilderness camp, not a hotel.
Spike camps and outpost lodges reached by truck, boat or float plane — wood smoke, a drying rack, and elk backstrap over the fire while the guide bugles at first light.
Rasmus's northern ground.
Rasmus hosts the North — Greenland, Canada and New Zealand. He sets the camp rhythm with the outfitter and is beside you from the float plane in to the last night by the fire.
Meet the founders →
My first bull elk, bugled in to forty yards at first light. Rasmus ran the camp and the calling — I just had to be ready.
Spring bear camp in the Alberta foothills — long light, easy company, a fire every night. The host handled tags, transfers, all of it.
A float-plane camp in British Columbia. Remote, wild, and completely handled — rifle import to trophy home, nothing left to me.
Plan this hunt.
Tell us who is coming and what you are after — a September bull elk, a mountain mixed bag, or a spring bear. Rasmus takes it from there.
We reply personally, never share your details, and there is no obligation.