BC Resident outfitters for stone

[cole97]

is there any outfitters for resident hunters for stone sheep, if so what are the names

[Rhyno]

You could try the Hunt Finder on the GOABC website.

[cole97]

I try and I cant find any BC resident guided hunts for stone sheep on there

[358mag]

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[Gateholio]

I try and I cant find any BC resident guided hunts for stone sheep on there

There are no special resident outfitters that only do residents. Packers only do residents though.

[cole97]

so then any outfitters will guide residents then

[604redneck]

Yes u are right Any outfitter will take ur money! Jk if u want to do a stone hunt guided giver shit but I would just use blue mountain or steamboat and DIY

[GoatGuy]

Think stone mountain does the odd resident trip.

[cole97]

kk then whats DIY

[Brett]

Do It Yourself....go climb a mountain

[chilcotin hillbilly]

Stone mountain does them for a reasonable rate. It doesn't go against their quota so they sell the hunts cheaper.

[REMINGTON JIM]

Maybe Scoop Lake Outfitters also ? :) RJ

[BCbillies]

Like others have said most guides will likely do it but it will still cost you more than a few months worth of paycheques . . . and don't bank on them taking you to the prime areas or finding a 40incher for you. They will be well aware that your next trip is likely be a DIY back into their area and you may tell a few of your buddies. If you're 70 years old you will be more well received than if you are 25! ;)

[cole97]

That makes alot more sense well then its better to DIY then can you guys give me tips for stone like what to look for then I was thinking of moodie lakes or cry lake, this will be my first stone hunt I have bin goat hunting up in mcbride so I got some experience with mountain hunting and my fitness is good , so far I have bin told by others that glassing is the key

[Rackmastr]

That makes alot more sense well then its better to DIY then can you guys give me tips for stone like what to look for then I was thinking of moodie lakes or cry lake, this will be my first stone hunt I have bin goat hunting up in mcbride so I got some experience with mountain hunting and my fitness is good , so far I have bin told by others that glassing is the key

Get a good hunting partner and get hiking in the mountains where sheep are, and you will be hunting Stone sheep for the price of the tag and gear. You may not kill a ram in the first year, and you may not kill a ram in the 5th year....but you will be hunting sheep and learning something each and every time. Some AMAZING threads on here from both experienced and new-time sheep hunters. Best advice is to get out and hike and hunt in sheep country and see what you learn. Read, study, research, etc.

Course....its addicting as hell, so you've now been warned...

[cole97]

The first place im thinking of is wokkpash lake and hunt in stone mountain provincal park I dont know if anyone has hunted there but it seems like good rugged country in there and also I dont know the history of rams taking out of there also heard its a great area for caribou too

[BCrams]

The first place im thinking of is wokkpash lake and hunt in stone mountain provincal park I dont know if anyone has hunted there but it seems like good rugged country in there and also I dont know the history of rams taking out of there also heard its a great area for caribou too

Stick with your original idea of Moodie.

[cole97]

Have anyone hunt moodie then , heard that there are some nice billies there too

[BCbillies]

Have anyone hunt moodie then , heard that there are some nice billies there too

Don't get distracted by goats, caribou, or whatever else crosses your path. If you want to hunt sheep I suggest hunting sheep only . . . I learnt this after my first sheep hunt and then went on 10 more Stones hunts with only one tag in hand and found it a much more focussed/satisfying trip even if no tags were cut. As much as I love chasing billies when I see one on a sheep trip I have never wished for that extra tag. Others will disagree but we're all wired a little different.

A book worth reading is "Sheep and Sheep Hunting" by Jack O'Connor. Cost me $125 in the day and is likely twice that now . . . will provide some good info and fuel the sheep passion.

[BCrams]

What BC billies says. Lots of guys buy extra tags and get distracted. Moodie has always done well for sheep and it is not as busy as some might have you think if you get away from the lake.

[cole97]

Do usually people go north from moodie to inspector peak or south for sheep I guessing both are good

[325]

Another option for you would be Steamboat Mountain Outfitters. They offer excellent horseback transport services. They are not guides, but can take you into some great sheep country.

[proguide66]

This moron ( Drinkal)is the #1 'bully' anti resident hunter that ever crawled around the ground. He would NEVER cater to any resident for anything.
Any other B.C. sheep outfitter that 'might' will be charging you 12 grand and up. ..... I believe that's about 6 paid packer hunts !

[cole97]

I find it more easier to learn your self and have your own experience not following into someone foot steps but being my first true stone hunt Id rather get better locations and tips so far moodie , boreal lakes are good but looks like a timber hell , but I havent been there yet so I cant say nothing id rather do my first stone hunt in a open glass and rock country I dont know if it makes a big difference thow but I would figure it would be alot more glassing ....is there any glass plateau areas for stone besides spatsizi , mt edziza, and atlin

[GoatGuy]

This moron ( Drinkal)is the #1 'bully' anti resident hunter that ever crawled around the ground. He would NEVER cater to any resident for anything.
Any other B.C. sheep outfitter that 'might' will be charging you 12 grand and up. ..... I believe that's about 6 paid packer hunts !

Pretty sure 358mag is stirring the pot to get a couple chuckles.:wink:

[358mag]

Pretty sure 358mag is stirring the pot to get a couple chuckles.:wink:
Not me you must have me confused with someone who give a rat ass....:-?:-?
All kidding a side Drinkal's area has some of the best Stone sheep in BC but good luck trying to get in there ,but you all ready know that .......:-D

[cole97]

Is drinkalls around toad river ?

[358mag]

Is drinkalls around toad river ?

No he sold that area to one of his guides . Nothing wrong with hiking off the highway around Toad River lots of Stone's around .

[cole97]

Is there any where to turn off lock up and go then

[Rackmastr]

There are plenty of places where you can easily get into Stone's sheep from hiking right off the highway. Did it this year for the first time and saw plenty of sheep including one that would have been legal on the jig, just not the right type of ram that I was looking for for my first.

Plenty of drainages and good trails into sheep country though.

[cole97]

What highway

[358mag]

What highway
Alaska highway -Toad River go on Google Earth and your welcome:-?

[Harv]

i was up there last summer and there were vehicles parked at pretty much every drainage, had to settle for going down wokkpash corridor, realized pretty quick why i had the place to myself

[cole97]

no I not asking for spots I thought you meant dease lake highway because I couldn't find stops there ,but does anyone know if the road going to moose lake is open all year ,in the summer to late September

[leadpillproductions]

Atv rd open good to go
no I not asking for spots I thought you meant dease lake highway because I couldn't find stops there ,but does anyone know if the road going to moose lake is open all year ,in the summer to late September

[cole97]

I don't have a quad thow you think I can fit a ranger in there

[leadpillproductions]

Nope bridge right a start is skinny but its a great trail for a mnt bike

[leadpillproductions]

Steamboat packers might be a good idea get u right into sheep country with horses . They leave u there and come pick u up a week latter

[cole97]

the mtn bike idea I like lock it up on a tree and go hike up sounds good until some jerk cuts the tree and takes the bike it is unlikely to happen aha

[cole97]

is it thick timber on the east side of moose lake road looks like it but it looks very open on the other side

[cole97]

has anyone did a park and lock and went up tuktsayda mountain for sheep?