South Peace Outfitters offers guided bow hunts for black bear, moose, elk, whitetail deer, and mule deer in the Peace River region of Alberta Canada. Archery hunts in our area of Alberta for black bear, moose, elk, whitetail deer, and mule deer can be anytime from late August until the end of November.

We offer great opportunities for bow hunters! We enjoy an early fall archery season exclusive only to bow hunters for all species. Following the archery only season bowhunting is permitted in any of the general seasons; you can actually hunt with both if you wish. You can bow hunt any of the species we offer in the pre-rut, rut, or post rut season - your choice!

I personally have over 30 years of serious bow hunting experience and know the dedication it takes to be a successful bow hunter. During any of the Alberta archery hunts the hunting methods will vary depending on game movement, weather, the hunter's desire, etc. We could be stand or blind hunting over feed sources, mineral licks, and game trails; we might do some spot & stalk hunting, or we may do some calling setups; all in the same day. We'll do whatever it will takes to present the bow hunter with the best opportunity to harvest an Alberta bow hunting trophy. Several excellent combination hunts are available for the Alberta bow hunting archery only season.

Alberta Archery Bear Hunting
Spring season Alberta bow hunts for bear are unequalled! We offer baited hunts and a two tag opportunity on all of our Alberta bear hunts. All stand setups are constructed with the bow hunter in mind. Shots distances seldom exceed 20 yards and we place our stands and baits to give the bow hunter the ideal shot opportunity. Baited Alberta bear hunts are great ice breakers for the beginning archer and a continued thrill for the experienced bow hunter. My personal experience with properly placed fixed blade and mechanical blade broad heads for bears has been excellent. I will not dictate your equipment preferences - only that you are ethical and accurate! Read more black bear bowhunting information...

Alberta Archery Elk Hunting
Bow hunting Alberta elk is best in the archery preseason when the bulls are testosterone charged and looking for trouble or love! A typical day of hunting will involve an early morning start in search of bugling bulls. Mid afternoon might find the hunter in a stand at a mineral lick or wallow, or waiting in ambush on a trail to a feed source. We tend to cover a lot of ground when bow hunting elk and often come across other species, particularly deer, that present some spot & stalk bow hunting opportunities. Read more Elk bowhunting information...

Alberta Archery Moose Hunting
Our archery season hunts and early rut season bow hunts present the hunter with the best opportunity at an Alberta bull moose. During the archery season the bulls begin some pre-rut rituals and start frequenting mineral licks and water holes in search of cows. During the latter part of the archery season bulls will respond to calling as they do in the general rut season. When Alberta bull moose are responding to lovesick cow calls the bow hunter will experience a number of calling setups in a day of bow hunting. Read more Moose Bowhunting information...

Alberta Archery Deer Hunting
Archery season bow hunts find both the whitetail deer and the mule deer in their summer feeding and bedding patterns. The whitetail deer are very predictable at this time of year and are hunted from ground blinds or stands at or near feed sources and along travel routes. The archery mule deer hunts are largely spot & stalk with opportunities presented at anytime of the day on feeding or bedded bucks. The rut period is a great time to get within bow range of an Alberta trophy whitetail or mule deer. The rut crazed bucks come out of their deep, dark hiding places in search of does. If the weather is too cold for prolonged stand hunts, heated ground blinds are used. Read more deer bowhunting information...