Two of our clients who have taken on the challenge that is Saskatchewan whitetail hunting have been richly rewarded this season, in a way that only Saskatchewan can ...

Here is an account from client George Bowering, in his own words ...

It was almost time to put the gun back in the case and pack it up for the day. I had about 20 minutes of daylight and was watching three does play around only 40 meters in front of my stand. It had snowed all day and the temperature was around 15 F. I had seen four 12-point bucks and a massive 8-pointer, but was waiting for a monster to come out of the Sask woods. The rut was just starting and I had watched numerous bucks chasing does all day. A small buck had just fought a 3x3 not 20m from my stand. Suddenly, the largest doe alerted toward the woodline. Without warning, she ran full speed in the opposite direction. As if by magic a huge buck materialized from the brush and slowly began following the doe. He stopped broadside to me at 40 yards and began feeding. After taking a few deep breaths to calm the racing heartbeat, I put my crosshairs on him and pulled the trigger. My deer of a lifetime dropped where he stood. This was at 5:30 p.m. on Nov. 16, 2010. The buck gross scores at 184 4/8.

George Bowering with his 184-inch Saskatchewan monster buck ...

Earlier in the November season, long-time client Paul Meyer of CA, took a giant whitetail that should end up in the all-time B&C record books after the mandatory drying period. Paul has hunted with us six times over the past decade and knows what it takes to bag a buck of a lifetime - long hours, lots of patience and a little luck. Congrats Paul!