What to Bring on Your Trophy Hunt in Alberta

Travel documents

You will need a passport to enter Canada.
For more border crossing details visit www.bordercrossing.ca.
It is your responsibility to make sure you will not be refused entry into Canada.

You will need a firearms declaration form to clear your rifle through customs.
There is a $30 payment at the border to process this form.
You can complete the online form or download it here: Non-Resident Firearm Declaration.
Please fill out form in triplicate but do not sign until you are with a Canadian customs agent.
Handguns are not allowed in Canada.

A WIN number is required to purchase hunting and sport-fishing licenses in Alberta.
Click here to complete the online application.
Be sure you give yourself enough time to receive your card before you arrive for your hunt.

Hunters with special needs or disabilities please let us know about it before you get into camp so we can make the necessary arrangements (e.g. special diet, mobility restrictions, etc..)
We recommend that you bring a low-power riflescope (that has a low power setting somewhere between 1 and 4 as most shots are very close).

Archery hunters should shoot about (50-75 pound bow) along with 2 dozen arrows and at least 1 inch broad heads.
Binoculars
Medium weight sleeping bag with pillow
Your choice of clothing (nice warm jacket, warm socks, and warm sweaters, along with some lighter wear).
One pair of rubber boots, one pair of hiking boots, and shoes for around camp.
Wool socks and several pairs of regular socks
2 pairs of warm underwear and several pairs or regular underwear
Good raincoat and pants
A good knife --flashlight--lighter or matches---water bottle---alarm clock
a good camera or video camera with spare batteries
Towel and face cloth---soap and shampoo
Daypack
Personal toiletries and medication
Mosquito repellent and head net (Must bring)
Dry bags (bring capes home)
Chest Waders