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Aventures Big Bear Hunt

Outaouais·Bouchette·★ 5.0(5 reviews — Google)
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About

BigBearHunt Adventures (Aventures Big Bear Hunt) is a camp devoted exclusively to black bear hunting in Quebec, operating since 1996 with a harvest rate held around 90% and a 'shooting opportunity or free trip back' guarantee. The business runs two wildlife reserves on exclusive territory: LaVérendrye, where it offers a guided American-Plan hunt and a trophy hunt for experienced hunters (exclusive access to about 1,500 mi², roughly 25% of the reserve, only 24 bear hunters), and Mastigouche, where it offers a European-style self-guided (DIY) hunt on a 975 mi² exclusive territory (4 hunters per cabin, 8 hunters/week, capped at 32 hunters per season, an estimated ~750 bears). Hunts run in June during the pre-rut and rut, over baited sites, with stands suited to any weapon or physical condition. The camp leans hard on heavy, constant baiting — more than 50 tons of food a year, guaranteeing fresh baits for every group down to the last — and monitors the sites with trail cameras. Bears over 300 lb are harvested every year, and in some years over 500 lb. Guaranteed kill for hunters under 16, women and older hunters. Lodging is in comfortable electrified log cabins with hot shower and indoor toilet; hot meals prepared by a cook (American plan) or self-catered (Mastigouche). Taxidermist service in camp, freezers, and export paperwork prepared before departure. Once the hunt is over, fishing (walleye, pike, lake trout, brook trout) is available on more than 800 lakes and 2 large reservoirs. Owner-operator: Claude Turcotte.

Non-exclusiveTerritory
By roadAccess
CabinLodging
May 1 – Dec 15Season
American or European planMeals
Guides availableGuiding

Packages

Hunt
Included
  • Comfortable electrified log-cabin lodging (hot shower, indoor toilet)
  • 3 hot meals a day prepared and served by the camp cook
  • Daily field transport to the baited sites (5 min to 2 h drive)
  • Guide: tracking, searching, field dressing and trophy care (tracking dogs on request)
  • Stands / blinds installed before the hunt for any weapon or physical condition
  • Fresh virgin baits guaranteed for everyone, down to the last group
  • All legal export paperwork done before departure
  • Taxidermist service in camp every week
Not included
  • Hunting licence
  • Shooting fee (applies to the trophy package)
Included
  • Comfortable electrified log-cabin lodging (hot shower, indoor toilet)
  • 3 hot meals a day prepared by the camp cook
  • Daily field transport to the baited sites
  • Guide: tracking, searching, field dressing and trophy care
  • Trophy selection from the bear album over baited sites
  • Fresh virgin baits guaranteed
  • Taxidermist service in camp
Not included
  • Hunting licence
  • Shooting fee (amount not published)
Included
  • 975 mi² exclusive territory inside Mastigouche Wildlife Reserve (one group per cabin, exclusive area)
  • 6-day hunt (June 1-30)
  • Log-cabin lodging (electricity, hot shower)
  • Guide in camp all season to bait and maintain the sites
  • Fresh virgin baits guaranteed, enough for the week
  • Stand installation before arrival on request
  • Freezers to keep skins and trophies
  • All legal export paperwork done before departure
Not included
  • Hunting licence
  • Meals (self-catered / European style)
Detailed rates
Mastigouche self-guided hunt (6 days) — USD $2,999$2,999

Prices are set by the outfitter and can change without notice. Confirm rates and availability with them before you book.

Location & access

Bouchette (48.3445, -70.9889)

Access : By road

Road access. The LaVérendrye Reserve camp is about 1 mile (1.6 km) off the Trans-Canada Highway (Route 117 North); the reserve's road network reaches the stands, usually 10 minutes to 2 hours' drive from camp. The Mastigouche Reserve camp is also reachable by road. Both camps are reachable by a normal two-wheel-drive vehicle.

Reviews

5.05 reviews

Data refreshed on July 1, 2026 · Québec tourism registry — no. 850196

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