Caribou Hunt

[imcheeks]

Not your typical story I guess. This past September, I went on a trip with my stepfather to Nerthern Quebec on a Caribou hunt. It was a great time. I posted some pictures, check 'em out. There were 6 of us total and things werent looking good at first. We went two days without seeing anything. Then the Bou started moving in. My step father shot one on day three. Then I got my two on day four and he got his last one too. Everybody eventually ended up tagging out, although we two guys had to be flown out to a different camp. I would totally recommend this trip to others. It really was the trip of a lifetime. It was through Labrador Outdoors. If anybody is interested let me know and I can get you the information.

[JayW]

Thats awesome. Congrats on a successful trip. I would love to go Carribou hunting someday. Also welcome to the site.

[imcheeks]

I've been signed up for a while...just haven't done much.

[Bigbear]

Thanks for the report and photos. Look forward to more.

[imcheeks]

Sorry the pics are so small, I'll try to get some bigger ones up, either that or check out my gallery

[fisher16]

Some nice pic's. Congrats on your successful hunt I would like to do that in the future. Its on my things to do list. Thanks for posting and hope to see more of your post in the future.

[tacoma]

Nice post! Welcome to the site! Hopefully we will see more reports in the future!

How did the bou taste?

[buckman]

Thats something I have always wanted to do. Welcome to the site.

[imcheeks]

It tasted awesome the first day. Our guide, Sam, cut up some back strap with salt pepper and onions (which we had flown into camp just so he could make this dish, haha). But since I've taken it home, it just isn't the same out of the freezer. I plan on making sausage and jerky out of most of it.