Guided hunts · Northern British Columbia

Hunt the wild heart of British Columbia.

Family-run, fair-chase hunts for trophy moose, black bear, elk, deer and predators — across 900 square miles of lakes, rivers and timbered plateau.

✓ Guaranteed tags✓ Rifle & archery✓ Peak-rut dates
8Species hunted
900Square miles
200+Lakes
5Major rivers
1Family outfit
Why hunt with us

Ten reasons hunters come back.

"Your success is our success" isn't a slogan here — it's how a family outfit stays in business.

01

High success

A territory that consistently produces.

02

Well established

A proven outfit, not a start-up.

03

Family run

Mark and his family carry on the tradition.

04

Guaranteed tags

Moose, bear, elk, deer, wolf & lynx.

05

Peak-rut rifle

Elk and moose dates timed to the rut.

06

Archery welcome

Bowhunters are part of the program.

07

Great camps & food

Wood heat, real beds, home cooking.

08

Hard-working guides

Knowledgeable, friendly and relentless.

09

No overcrowding

Room to hunt, without the crowds.

10

Your success is ours

We hunt until the job is done right.

Where we hunt

A wilderness plateau northwest of Prince George.

Moose and bear hunts cover 900 square miles of timbered plateau laced with over 200 lakes and five major rivers. Mountain goat hunts run in the high country southwest of Smithers.

  • Lakes, mountains and river valleys — glassing country for days
  • Professionally built camps and guide cabins with wood heat
  • Remote tent camps for the far-flung hunts
Explore the territory
Mountain valley in the BC Guide Outfitters territory
200+Lakes on the plateau
Meet your outfitter

Mark Werner

Mark was raised by his dad to love hunting in British Columbia, and he's passed that same love on to his own family — who are living the dream of running a guide-outfitting business in the BC wilds.

He has served as President of the Guide Outfitters Association of BC, is past President of the BC Fishing Resorts & Outfitters Association, and started one of the largest wildlife DNA-collection programs in the province.

"The fun in camp, the friendly banter between guides, the practical jokes — most clients become good friends and stay in touch over the years."

Mark Werner with family and a black bear
GOABCPast President
Guide school students on horseback
BC Guides Training

Want to guide? Learn from the outfit.

Our hunting guide school covers bush survival, wilderness safety, horse handling and packing, and the guide paperwork and regulations you need to work in BC.

5-day modules · food & lodging included

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