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Woodland Caribou


Historically the woodland caribou was found as far south as central Idaho, through the Great Lakes area and northern New England. Wild populations currently exist in Alaska, Canada, northeastern Washington, and extreme northern Idaho in the Selkirk mountains.

The woodland caribou is one of three regional caribou categories established for record-keeping by dividing the subspecies caribou into geographic groups based on antler size and shape. These categories were established by the Boone & Crockett Club and have come to be accepted by hunters everywhere.

Woodland Caribou Hunts

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Caribou Hunting Videos

These caribou hunting videos are a collection of hunting videos from our clients, pro-staff, and the outfitters that we work with.

 

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