Hunting in : Canada : Ontario : Sid's Canadian Bear Hunts

Sid's Canadian Bear Hunts

Address:

Canada

Ontario

215 West River Road Box 18, Site 234 RR#4 Dryden

Coordinates:

Latitude: 49.783901

Longitude: -92.841490

Darrel Sidney

Contact:

(807) 223-6465

Communication language

English

E-mail

dsidney@mail.drytel.net

Web-site

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 We are based in Dryden, and have been allocated (by the MNR) a vast wilderness area called a BMA (bear management area). Our BMA is one of the largest in North Western Ontario, and bear hunting in it is for the exclusive use of our clients. One large area that we hunt is south of Dryden, along highway 502, the Dore Lake, Godson Lake,

Larson Lake, and Trap Lake roads and south of Wabigoon/Dinorwic Lake and Eagle Lake. The other, (North Camp) is north and west of Dryden almost 100 miles, into a remote area near Sup, Portal, Toole, Donalda, and Anishinabe Lakes, with our main base camp being on Alfred/Colbran Lake.

Our bait stations are usually situated off old logging roads. Well spaced, and often making use of animal trails and the proximity of water, all are easily accessible by regular pickup truck. Most bait stations are within 15 miles of a campsite, and some can be easily walked to. Each year we rotate the area that we will be utilizing, (currently on a 4 year cycle in most areas), thus ensuring that we will have many large, mature bears in the area. All stations have clear shooting lanes, and trees that are suitable for tree stands. Most shots will be less than 20 yards, with 14-18 yard shots the average. We pre-bait for up to 6 weeks before you arrive, then continue to supply your bait while you are here. We check our baits regularly to ensure the bears continue to 'hit' them often. Although we can supply tree stands, we ask that you bring your own if possible. 'Climber' type stands are not recommended because of the small diameter and low branches found on most trees in this area.