WHITETAIL

White-tailed deer are the most widely pursued big-game species in Alberta, thriving across farmland, river bottoms, and mixed bush country. While whitetails are abundant, harvesting a mature, free-ranging trophy buck remains a true challenge due to hunting pressure, keen instincts, and highly variable rut conditions.

Alberta’s managed seasons and habitat diversity continue to support strong whitetail populations, with the rut occurring primarily through November. Mature bucks are prized for heavy mass, frame, and character developed through age and natural movement patterns.

Great White operates in proven areas with consistent whitetail production and offers focused rut hunts emphasizing fair-chase methods and experienced field strategy. Alberta remains one of the premier destinations for hunters seeking a true wild whitetail experience.

Transportation to and from Edmonton, Ab to our south or north deer camp.

All meals at camp, lodging and guides.

1 whitetail deer tag $400 per species.

Wolf/coyote license(Wolf trophy fee of $3500. Coyote trophy fee of $1,500.

Field dressing of your trophy and preparation for travel.

INCLUDED IN YOUR WHITETAIL HUNT

WHITETAIL DEER (FARM LAND)

Nov. 1-9

$8,000

Nov. 10-19

Space is limited.

$8,500

Nov. 20-30

Space is limited.

$8,500

RATES & DATES

All hunters must arrive in Edmonton, Alberta (YEG) one day prior to the hunt and plan to depart the day after the final full hunting day.

Rifle season runs through the month of November. Archery season begins in mid-September. Hunts consist of 9 full hunting days, unless other arrangements are made in advance.

White-tailed deer hunts are conducted primarily using stand hunting from ground blinds and elevated box blinds, particularly during the rut.

We take a limited number of white-tailed deer and combination hunts each season; availability is restricted.

The peak rut for white-tailed deer typically occurs between November 14–21, though timing may vary with weather conditions.

Average shot distances range from 50 to 175 yards.

A flat-shooting .25 caliber rifle or larger is recommended.

Coyotes are commonly encountered, and wolves are occasionally seen. Hunters will be properly licensed for both species.

All hunters are required to take their harvested animal home at the conclusion of the hunt. Your hunting license serves as your export permit.