Traveling Information for Hunting with Kispiox Valley Outfitters
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Whether you are flying or driving to your hunt you will need to complete a Canadian Custom Firearms Declaration Form. To obtain a copy visit our Canadian Firearms Page. We suggest you read through the documentation carefully to ensure your entry into Canada is pleasant and without incident.
If you've chosen a Fly-in Camp hunt, then you'll need to know that there are weight limit restrictions as well as firearm containment restrictions. You will be boarding a small aircraft at Smithers which will fly you to your remote camp. Being a small aircraft it has limited cargo space therefore each individual will be restricted to only 60 lbs in addition, all weapon cases must be of soft flexible material, no hard caseswill be allowed. Remember we are here to help you, if you have any concerns about your baggage or gear email or call us.
We want you to have an enjoyable time with us so we want to help you understanding our climate. The weather during our spring typically is still unpredictable. Temperatures average between 5 to 13 degrees Celsius and the chances of rain or snow are rather high.
The weather in late summer for our August hunts is quite moderate with average temperatures running about 12 degrees Celsius with little to no precipitation. However as we enter into the fall seasons, temperatures begin to drop and begin to average around 0 degrees Celsius. The precipitation begins to change from rain to snow. We highly recommend you watch the weather if you are hunting in the fall and have provided our Area Forecast link for your convenience. We've also provided you a helpful list of what to bring.
What to Bring
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