- Bear Add-on – license included) (to Moose/Caribou hunt) – $1,500.00
- Allows you to hunt bear during and after your scheduled Moose or Caribou hunt fully guided.
- Must purchase as combo prior to hunt start.
- Includes bear hunting license
- $1,800 if added during the week after successful on Moose/Caribou
- Note: Guide and Hunting Location may differ if you’re successful on your Moose/Caribou early in the hunt, and continue to hunt Black Bear.
- Additional moose – $2200.00 (subject to availability)
- Additional Week – $ 4,500.00
- Extra Hunt Days – $ 850.00 (subject to availability)
- Non-Hunter – $ 2,400.00
Current Package Details
MOOSE HUNT PACKAGE A Camp 8 Lodge
- Stay at our drive in main lodge at Camp 8 (3kms along camp 8 access road off route 360, on the Conne River).
- Each guide has pickup and trailer, Argo or ATV and/or boat for accessing different hunt areas.
- Hunting Area MMA 25
MOOSE HUNT PACKAGE B Medonnegonix
- Stay at our drive in/ATV/boat access main lodge at Medonnegonix Lake (14kms along access trail (ATV/SXS only) off route 360, then travel 5kms from the Bay D’ Nord River north on Medonnegonix Lake to the lodge.
- Each guide has an ATV and/or boat for accessing different hunt areas.
- Hunting Area MMA 26
MOOSE HUNT PACKAGE D Late Season Hunt (November/December)
- Stay at our drive in main lodge at Camp 8 (3kms along camp 8 access road off route 360, on the Conne River).
- Each guide has pickup and trailer, Argo or ATV and/or boat for accessing different hunt areas.
- Hunting Area MMA 25
WOODLAND CARIBOU Woodland Caribou (Limited to 9 hunts/year)
- Stay at a main lodge first night, then overland access OR fly-in next day to hunt area or remote spike camp. Stay there few days and hunt, then return main camp when ready. Hunt type is dependent on Caribou herd migrations. We will put you in the right location to hunt our Trophy Caribou.
- Add a Moose Combo – $2,000.
Spring or Fall Bear Hunt Package Lodge Based Hunt
- 5.5 Days Trophy Fall Black Bear Hunt, Hunting via Spot & Stalk. Trophy black bear quality, up to 500lb+ bears taken. Includes Taxes, NL Hunting License, 1-1 Guide, lodging & meals.
- Stay at our drive in main lodge at Camp 8 (3kms along camp 8 access road off route 360, on the Conne River) OR at our Medonnegonix Camp – depending on bear location.
- Each guide has pickup and trailer, Argo or ATV and/or boat for accessing different hunt areas.
- Hunting Area TBD upon arrival based on bear scouting.
- Spring or Fall Options Available – Contact us for more details.
Add-On to Packages
What’s Included
- Lodging and Meals
- License Fees
- NEW * Taxes Included in pricing
- Travel in and out of camps (Gander airport to main camps, off-road vehicles or air service to spike camps etc.)
- Rates listed are for 1 (one) week stay (Sunday – Sunday)
- Hunt Monday-Saturday (noon)
- Travel in on Sunday & Travel out on Sunday
- Early or late departures and extended stays available at additional cost
- Travel in and out of camp subject to change due to weather or other possible delays (flights, mechanical issues etc.)
- Rates do not include gratuity (Should be estimated at 10%-20% of the cost of your hunt)
Payment Details
- Deposits required – 25% of the cost of the trip booked
- 50% payment/deposit due on hunt by March 1st of the year the hunt is scheduled.
- If a hunt is booked after March 30th of the same year, 50% deposit required within 7 days.
- Deposits may be paid by credit card, EFT (electronic funds transfer) or Cash.
- Remaining 50% due August 1 the year the hunt is scheduled by credit card, EFT (electronic funds transfer). No exceptions.
- Deposits are non-refundable.
- All funds quoted in USD.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Our hunts generally follow a standard schedule, unless otherwise specified. You will arrive at the Main Camp – Camp 8 to begin your hunt. Day one consists of traveling into camp and getting settled. There are places for you to sight in your gun or bow to ensure it wasn’t bumped during travel. Hunts begin on Monday morning, where you will hunt all day with your guide and return to camp each evening for a home-cooked meal. Our lodging and amenities are first class in this remote wilderness, offering you all the comforts of home. Most of our hunters hike countless miles each week, and go home weighing more than they did when they showed up. That is a true testament to our camp cooks, and the phenomenal meals they provide each day!
Hunting
Day 0 – Arrive in Newfoundland
Day 1 – Travel / arrive at Conne River Outfitting (Drive-In Lodge OR Float Plane Launch) and complete your journey into camp
Day 2-7 – Hunting
Day 8 – Depart from camp in the morning by Float Plane
Day 1 – Travel / arrive at Conne River Outfitting (Drive-In Lodge OR Float Plane Launch) and complete your journey into camp
Day 2-7 – Hunting
Day 8 – Depart from camp in the morning by Float Plane
Lodging
All of our main lodges have first class amenities. Hot showers, power, spacious sleeping and living quarters. Each camp is heated with a wood-stove to make sure you’re as comfortable as possible.
Meals
Home cooked breakfast and dinner are provided each day. Wake up to the smell of bacon and eggs before each day’s hunt. Bagged lunches are prepared each day for a full day of hunting. Return back to camp each night to a full course dinner that is sure to leave you loosening your belt. Special accommodations can even be made upon request.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Getting Here
You can travel to Newfoundland any way you like. If you prefer to drive, the Trans-Canada Highway will take you right to the turn for either the drive in lodge or the float plane launch site. Air Canada flies regularly scheduled flights in and out of Gander Airport, where you can rent a car, or we can arrange a pick up for you to get to Camp. Either way you choose, travel is easy to the island, and surprisingly affordable.
What to Bring
Newfoundland is known for it’s ever changing weather. In the fall, you will hunt temperatures from 30 F through 75F, depending on the weather pattern. There is a good chance that you will experience rain during this time period as well, so high quality rain gear is a must. Your hunt will consist of a good amount of walking and hiking, then spotting from high points, so good moisture wicking clothing, with quality, light weight insulation layers to put on while glassing are a must. The hunting terrain is primarily water soaked bog and wet forest land and we recommend a quality 18″ rubber boot made for walking and keeping your feet dry.
Meat Care & Shipping
After you connect on that trophy of a lifetime, Conne River Outfitting offers options for you to get your meat butchered, packaged, frozen and prepared for shipping/travel. You can have your animal processed at our local butcher, where they cut, package and freeze your meat for travel. If you drive here, most likely you’ll take your trophy back with you. If you fly, you can choose to ship your meat via Central Newfoundland Shipping or bring it back with you on your commercial flight. In the end, depending on what and how much you take, you will end up saving a little money on shipping vs. bringing on the flight with you.