BIG GAME REGULATIONS IN LABRADOR:

• Non-Resident Big Game Licenses for Caribou and Black Bear are available through licensed Outfitters only.  Non-resident Big Game Hunters must be accompanied by a guide, provided by the Outfitter as part of the package.
• Hunting rifle must be a minimum .243 calibre. Restricted and prohibited firearms cannot be used to hunt in Canada.
• A longbow or compound bow is permitted, provided it has a minimum of 45 lbs. of pull at full draw.  There is no “early bowhunt” period in Labrador; bows can be used at anytime throughout the season.  Crossbows are not permitted.
• Licenses for Caribou are good for two animals per tag (male or female)

 WHAT TO BRING FOR HUNTING:

• All hunting gear is the responsibility of the guest
• Sturdy, waterproof walking boots are a must! The terrain is generally rocky with moss covered surfaces, so they do not need to be high
• A full rain suit is a must! Choose high quality, waterproof gear
• Hunter orange vest or cap (at least one item)
• A good set of binoculars for spotting; Camera
• Ammunition is the responsibility of the guest. Bring additional ammo for sighting-in your rifles
• Rifles must be a minimum .243 calibre by law  
• Sleeping bag (pillow)
• Towels and personal toiletries
• Warm, layered clothing. Temperatures can range anywhere from 70 F in August/early September to 30 F in late September. Either propane or wood heat is provided in the sleeping quarters.

 WHAT TO BRING FOR FISHING:

• Fishing gear is the responsibility of the guest. For spincast, a medium weight rod and reel with a 6-10 lb. test line is suggested.  An assortment of spoon type hooks (i.e. red devils), spinners and lures is suggested.
• Fly fishing can be done with any type fly used for speckled trout. Fly patterns include wooly buggers, mayflies, mice etc. Extra spools and a spare rod tip, or a back-up rod is suggested.
• Insect repellant/Sunscreen lotion and polarized sunglasses
• Light, cotton gloves
• Personal toiletries
• Sleeping Bag (Pillow)