The crown of the Arctic – polar bear hunting in Nunavut

Arctic

The crown of the Arctic – polar bear hunting in Nunavut

Extreme polar bear hunt in the Arctic – guided by experienced Inuit

At a glance

Location Canada

Difficulty

Hunting time 12-14 days

Duration March to May (spring), August to October (summer/fall)

Game type Polar Bear, optional Walrus, Caribou, Arctic Wolf

The crown of the Arctic – polar bear hunting in Nunavut

Polar bear hunting in Nunavut is one of the most demanding and exclusive hunting experiences worldwide. Guided by experienced Inuit, the hunt is conducted in spring by dog sled or in summer/fall by boat or quad.

Success rates are nearly 100%. The hunt ends once the polar bear is harvested – even if on the first day. The trip usually lasts 12–14 days.

Accommodation is in mobile camps, heated cabins or community hotels. The hunt can be combined with walrus, caribou or arctic wolf.

Included in the price are guiding, lodging, meals, trophy preparation, export permits and in-area transfers.

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R8 Kilombero

High-performance big game rifle with classic looks: the puristic and timeless R8 Kilombero features simple elegance and every technical advantage possible to aid a successful African hunting trip.

R8 Professional Hunter

· Integrated steel receiver · Safari open sights: express sight, classic ring mount, silver bead · Sling swivel with ring around the barrel · Professional recoil pad · Kickstop · Professional synthetic stock with black elastomer inlays in savannah, dark green, black and optional camo · Compatible with all R8 barrels