What to Bring

• Towels
• Personal toiletries
• Hunting gear (include a soft and hard gun case)
• Fishing tackle
• Apparel:
  • Warm winter apparel in November is a must
  • Raingear for the Spring Hunt should be included just in case!
  • Footwear that is worn outside is not permitted indoors
  • Hunters must wear an outer layer of clothing (from the waist up) of red, blaze orange, yellow, white or a combination of these colors.
  • Headwear must be any of these colors except white.
  • Camouflage for primitive weapon hunters only!

Food Allergies

If you have food allergies or require a special diet, please inform us in advance and we will do our best to accommodate you.

Saskatchewan Hunting Information

A copy of the Saskatchewan Hunter's Guide will be available before the hunt begins, as you must adhere to Saskatchewan Regulations while hunting with us. You can review the Guide online at www.environment.gov.sk.ca.

Terms & Conditions of Booking

A 50% deposit is required to secure your booking and is due by January 31st of the year of your hunt. The balance owing will be due upon arrival, and must be paid by certified cheque or cash only. No personal cheques will be accepted for the balance owing. Deposits are non-refundable but may be transferred to another hunter.

Bringing Firearms into Canada

Regulations for temporarily importing firearms into Canada are in effect. The Non-Resident Firearms Declaration (Form CAFC 909 EF) must be presented in triplicate, and unsigned, to a customs officer at your first point of entry into Canada. Forms can be downloaded from www.cfc-cafc.gc.ca. There is an annual Dept of Justice fee of $25.00 (CND). Canada Customs will pre-process hunters arriving at the Saskatoon airport as their first point of entry into Canada. If you have any questions, please call 1-800-731-4000 or in Saskatoon by Phone (306) 975-4755 or Fax (306) 975-5917. You should check with US Customs regarding any other requirements.

Getting Here

For those flying, transportation to Saskatoon from all major cities in the USA and Canada is available by commercial airlines. If you wish to drive, there are paved highways from Saskatoon to the Chitek Lake area. The Outfitter Program for lower fares through Uniglobe Travel is available to our clients. You may contact Uniglobe at 1-800-565-6562 or online at www.uniglobepreferredtravel.com. Advise them that you are hunting with us and would like the outfitter program rate(s).

The U.S. and Canada Customs require all persons traveling by air or land to have a valid passport.

We realize that you will be a stranger in unfamiliar territory; therefore, we will provide as much assistance as possible to ensure you have a comfortable stay, and more importantly, a great hunt!

Criminal Record?

Don’t let a criminal record prevent travel to Canada; even a minor criminal offence committed years ago can prohibit entry. Contact Canada Border Crossing Services toll-free US 1-800-438-7020 or in Canada at (204) 488-6350. Email: bordercrossing@mts.net.

Presently, Canada gives its Immigration Officers discretion as to whom they admit and under what circumstance. Anyone with a DUI may be refused entry; however, the individual may apply for a Minister's Permit for a fee of $200.00 (CND) or a Permanent Certificate of Rehabilitation for $1000.00 (CND). As of June 28th, 2002 those with offences of more than 10 years old may be admitted without paying the $200 fee under a new "deemed rehabilitation" clause. Those with criminal offences less than 10 years old may still be refused entry and be required to pay the processing fee. In Canada, DUI is governed under the Criminal Code while in the US it is more likely to be considered a less serious offence. Please call (306) 927 2335 for more information or to obtain a brochure entitled "Criminal Entry in Canada". If you have had any form of a criminal record, as minor as it may seem to you, confirm entry into Canada prior to departing.