The game was all larger than we had any right to expect; world class blackbuck and red stag. All 4 hunters in our party tagged out. The cleaning service was incredible. The chef cooked meals that tasted and looked like they came from a 5 star restaurant Every. Single. Time.

Campbells High Caliber was excellent from start to finish on this goat hunt. I applied thinking there was no way I would draw on the first try, but I drew and the game was on. He was responsive to all my questions in preparation to the hunt. Derrick was a good host when we got to Alaska. Pete, my guide on the mountain, was awesome at what he does. We saw lot's of goats, Pete knew just where to go. We were in some tough terrain, and it was a grueling hunt, but I had a blast. I would recommend this hunt to anyone who is physically willing and able.

Romania is beautiful. Worth the trip. Accommodations were great. Lots of game. Guides were knowledgeable. Excellent experience.

Highly professional. Amazing amount of game. Great service all day everyday by everyone involved. I messaged many other outfitters, some never responded, some did but price was very high. Marius responded very quickly, the price was right and in the end was by far the correct choice. Was in camp with 5 Canadians, we all took our selected animals and had time to hunt for more which i did and was successful. I took 5 animals, Impala,Blue Wildebeest,Gemsbuck,Kudu and Fallow Deer. Already looking at going back next spring for different animals. You will not be disappointed!

Everything

My son Tim and I had an outstanding mountain lion hunt with Ira as our outfitter/guide. I’ve followed hounds for decades, and the work shown by Ira’s dogs was some of the best I’ve ever witnessed. The country ranged from flat desert to rugged, rough terrain, making for a challenging and authentic hunt. Beyond the hunt itself, we were treated to excellent home-cooked meals prepared by Ira’s wife, Kyra, and enjoyed meeting their young boys. This was one of the easiest reviews I’ve ever written—it was a first-class experience all around, we’ll be going back again next year.

Even though the camp was rustic it was extremely comfortable and enjoyable

The adrenaline of having multiple antelope run full boar at you . I’ll probably never experience something that unique ever again!!

Hunting with Alberta Wild was my first ever guided hunt experience. The owners (Rick & Derek) and their guides worked really hard for our group during the week long hunt. Unfortunately none of us tagged elk but I got close. We got shafted by the weather most of the week with very high winds which made calling for bulls almost impossible. This was not the guides fault as nobody can control the weather. This is a rugged hunt and your success and enjoyment will rely on your physical fitness. I hiked 87.9km total over the seven days. This was up and down rugged ridges and through steep drainages. Just know what you’re getting yourself into. The guys won’t put you in a position where you could get hurt or can’t physically get in/out somewhere due to poor physical fitness, and they pay close attention to how their clients are handling it. They can also take you to more open cut blocks which are easier to access. I got myself ready for this trip by working out and walking with a weighted pack for a number of months before the trip. The accommodations were excellent. Our group of hunters was in a large canvas wall tent with a stove and very comfortable cots. I ate like a king all week. I’d get up in the morning, eat breakfast, hunt all morning, come back to camp and eat to my hearts content for lunch. Then I’d nap, and hunt again for the evening. Once we got back, supper was always great. They have numerous snacks on standby when it’s not meal time and numerous choices for non-alcoholic drinks. You definitely won’t go hungry on this hunt. The hunting was tough but I enjoyed myself and learned a lot. On day five we hiked in close to a bull elk and his cows. The bull bugled multiple times at my guide who continued to call back at him. Eventually the bull stepped into partial view at ~120 yards and I had an opportunity for a good shot, but we had to confirm he was of legal size. I got to watch the bull destroy a tree with his antlers in anger that we were so close to his cows. By the time we could confirm he was of legal size to shoot (legal size is six points on one antler), the bull winded us and had moved into dense brush again, disappearing like a ghost. On day seven we got onto a bull early. We chased this bull for two hours through some extremely steep drainages. We got caught unexpectedly as the bull came back towards us looking for a fight. He was within 30 yards on the ridge above us. The bull made some of the loudest vocalizations I’ve ever heard an animal make. Loud barks and bugles echoed through the drainage around us. He caught our wind and disappeared over the next ridge. I never got a shot, but it was an incredible experience. If you’re doing the rifle hunt you should be ready for shots as close as 30 yards if you’re hunting down in the thick brush. If you’re up in some of the open cut blocks you could expect a shot up to 400 yards. The short of it is, be ready and proficient enough for close/long shots. Shooting sticks don’t really work here so be ready for free-hand/bracing against a tree in odd positions to make a shot. If you’re looking for an adventure then look no further than these guys.

We had such a great time with Alan and his son. They run a very professional outfit which catered for everything we needed and a bit extra.