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BC Guided Hunting

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606 Poplar Park rd, Smithers

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We have made a few changes at Indian River Ranch Guides and Outfitters and Kispiox Valley Outfitters that we are excited about.
We have started working together under the name “BC Guided Hunting” though the two areas are still known individually as Indian River Ranch and Kispiox Valley Outfitters.

We are utilizing the best hunts from each area and have access to over 10,000 sq. miles of exclusive guide territory.

Kispiox Valley Territory

The Kispiox Valley is located in Northwest British Columbia, northeast of Prince Rupert and northwest of Prince George, at approximately 55° 21 minutes N-Latitude and 127° 41 minutes W-Longitude.

The Kispiox Valley is completely surrounded by mountains, with the Babine Mountain Range to the east, the Hazelton Mountain Range to the west, the Bulkley Mountain Range to the south and the Skeena Mountain Range to the north, which makes the Kispiox River Valley a magnificent hunting and fishing destination.

Our guided hunting and viewing area in the Kispiox Valley contains several rivers widely know for their steelhead and salmon runs. In fact the Kispiox River itself is designated as a trophy river by British Columbia for it's world class native steelhead. It also offers excellent runs of coho salmon, rainbow, cutthroat and dolly varden trout.

Indian River Ranch

We have 4,500 square miles of wilderness, accessible by float plane or horse, in the remote Northern Cassiar Mountains. The area varies from lowlands to high alpine country, mingled with mountains and lakes. It is our exclusive guided hunting area, with wildlife abundant in areas that have never been hunted before. Our hunting area is just east of Atlin, British Columbia and reaches up to the Yukon border on the north, Atlin Lake on the west.

This section of British Columbia observes daylight saving time in the Pacific Time Zone.  Being located this far north we experience long days in the summer and long nights in the winter.