Caribou hunters. Ed DeYoung (left) and Ned Greer. by Russ Mehling, General Manager, Webber's Lodges In our first installment of field judging animals we looked at how simple it is to score Musk Ox. Well, you can forget about that this month. We’re going to look at the most confusing score sheet of all the animals
by Russ Mehling, General Manager, Webber's Lodges Caribou don’t always read the script. We learned this the hard way during our 2015 season. For the first time in 23 years, the caribou did not file through camp as usual. After the conclusion of our season we met with the Caribou Management Board, Manitoba Conservation, and
Eric Kuhlman with his Central Barren Ground Caribou last fall. We’ve heard your requests and we're thrilled that we can now deliver! In another exciting new development, Webber's Lodges will now offer a fall Caribou and Musk Ox Combo Hunt in partnership with Ryan St. John of Henik Lake Adventures. While we use
by Russ Mehling, General Manager, Webber's Lodges As we approach a new year of adventures at Webber's Lodges, we thought it would be a good time to pause and reflect on some of your 2015 accomplishments. Musk Ox Hunting Our new and improved Musk Ox hunts (in partnership with Henik Lake Adventures) got our season
Al Maki with one of his two caribou bulls. Guest Post by Al Maki Ryan St. John is a well-established outfitter for all of the Arctic species of game. He recently merged with Webber's Lodges to handle all logistics. Hunts leave by charter flight from Thompson, Manitoba and land at a float plane
Caribou in color! Guest Post by Ray Croissant I have hunted with Webber's three times, and I have hunted all over North America, New Zealand, and South Africa. This year's hunt was one of the very best. My daughter, Christine, wanted to share these experiences with me, so we planned a trip to
My first caribou. Thanks Webber's Lodges! Guest Post by Shel Zolkewich Kevin likes his velvet! We spotted him from the boat; a hefty bull with a set of frosty white antlers clad in velvet perched on his head. My brother-in-law Kevin and I — over the drone of the outboard —
