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Arctic Red River Outfitters
Northwest Territories — Mackenzie Mountains
About Arctic Red River Outfitters
NWT outfitter operating the largest sheep concession in the Mackenzie Mountains. Multi-decade reputation for trophy Dall sheep and mountain caribou; combo hunts include moose and grizzly.
Family-run. Exclusive ~10,000 sq mi concession in the northern Mackenzie Mountains, fly-in only from Norman Wells. No roads or trails. Known for record-class Dall sheep, mountain caribou, and Alaska / Yukon moose.
What they hunt
Country & terrain
Mackenzie Mountains, NWT — fly-in only
Camp & lodging
Fly-in spike camps; backpack-style hunts only (no horses)
✓ Included
- Spike camp
- Meals
- Guide
- In-area bush flights
✗ Not included
- NWT license, tag, and trophy fees (~$14k+ historic Dall trophy fee)
- Charter from Norman Wells
- Gratuities
- Trophy shipping
Questions to ask before you book
- Success and opportunity rates for your species over the last three seasons, and how they define "opportunity".
- References from hunters who hunted the same camp and dates, including someone who didn't fill a tag.
- Exactly what the price covers: licences and tags, trophy fees, charters, meat care, taxes and gratuities.
- Guide ratio and camp style: 1×1 or 2×1, horses or backpack, how far you'll walk each day.
- Licensing: whether they're licensed and insured where they operate, and what licences and tags a non-resident needs in Northwest Territories.
- Cancellation and weather policy, especially for fly-in hunts.
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Details are compiled from Arctic Red River Outfitters's own published information and may have changed. Confirm seasons, prices, tags and regulations directly with the outfitter and the provincial or territorial wildlife agency before booking.