I am looking for Moose - R or B permits.
If you're interested in selling some, shoot me a text or call 780-201-2001.

Looking for black bear allocations to lease or potentially purchase in wmu 530 or 531. Can email me at extremeoutdoorguide@gmail.com or call/text me at 204-392-0475. Thanks!

Bonjour, je cherche une allocation de cerfs à vendre dans la zone 338. Merci.
Hello, I am looking for a deer allocation for sale in zone 338. Thank you.

Looking to purchase allocations for Bear/Moose. Email shavedbearoutfitting@gmail.com

Company: Last Pass Adventures INC.
Operating in: Grande Prairie, AB, rural area in designated hunting zones.
Job Duties: Scouting waterfowl activity and hunting locations, spotting and guiding guest hunters, calling ducks and geese, setting up and breaking down spreads, communicating with landowners regarding land access, reading RM maps, cleaning harvested birds, and leading guest hunters during guided hunts.
Wage: 30.50 per hr. All meals, lodging, and fuel are covered, with no cost to the employee. 

Previous big game guiding an asset. Must have own truck and atv. Active PAL and first aid. Lodging, food, and fuel included. Contact 780-686-5689 for more details.

Camp Cook Wanted — Hoodoo Outfitters, Drumheller, AB.
Duration: 3–4 weeks.
Location: Hunting camp (house) in Drumheller, AB.
Duties: Grocery shopping/meal planning, breakfast and dinner for guides and hunting clients (typically 6 people), packed lunches for field days.
Looking for: Reliable, camp/lodge cook, comfortable cooking for hunters. Hunting camp or outfitter experience is an asset.
Compensation: negotiable based on experience.

Company name: X-Field Waterfowl Inc.
Business address: 231181 RR 274A, Rocky View County AB.
Website: www.xfieldoutfitters.com
Operating in: Rocky View County, AB.
Title of position: Waterfowl Hunting Guide/Spotter.
Number of Positions: Four (4).
Job duties: Scouting waterfowl activity and hunting locations, spotting and guiding guest hunters, calling ducks and geese, setting up and breaking down spreads, communicating with landowners regarding land access, reading RM maps, cleaning harvested birds, and leading guest hunters during guided hunts.
Duration/period of work: Seasonal (Fall), September 2026 through mid/late November 2026.
Wage: $35.00 per hour. Lodging, fuel, and food are provided at no cost to the employee.
Language: Must be able to read, write, and speak English.
Benefits package: Lodging, fuel, and food provided at no cost to the employee.
Location of work: Rocky View County, Alberta. Rural location within designated hunting zones and surrounding areas. 
Contact information: Cody Crosby - hunts@xfieldoutfitters.com, or Kara Dyer, Beyond Borders Immigration Consulting, kara@beyondbordersimmigration.ca, 1-306-599-9295.
Skills/Requirements: Previous waterfowl guiding experience required. Ability to call ducks and geese, physically fit and able to work long hours, experience with retrieving dogs or possession of a trained retrieving dog considered an asset, flexibility to work all days of the week with varied schedules, willingness to work outdoors, self-motivated, positive attitude with strong client relations skills, ability to participate in setting up and breaking down spreads, ability to read RM maps, clean driver’s record, resume required, and references available upon request.

RK Hunts is looking for a Head Guide for our Northern Alberta moose and bear hunts.
I'm looking for someone with experience guiding moose and/or bears who works hard, is dependable, and knows how to look after hunters. Leadership experience is a big plus.
This isn't just a guiding job. I'm looking for someone who wants to help build and grow the operation for years to come.
If you think you'd be a good fit, send me a message with your experience and references.

Company operating name: 2470744 Alberta Ltd./Prairie Waterfowl Co.
Business address: 52219 Range Road 192, Beaver County, Alberta T0B 4J5.
Operating in: Beaver County, Alberta.
Title of position: Waterfowl Guide/Spotter.
Number of Positions: Seven (7).
Job duties: Scouting, spotting, guiding, calling ducks and geese, setting up and breaking down spreads, communicating with landowners, reading RM maps, cleaning birds, leading guest hunters, assisting with daily hunting operations, and performing other related duties as required.
Terms/Duration: Seasonal full-time employment, Fall season, from September 2026 through mid/late November 2026.
Wage: CAD $38.00 per hour, based on a daily rate of USD $300.00, converted to Canadian dollars based on the current exchange rate, and calculated on an average 10-hour workday.
Language: Must be able to read, write, and speak English.
Benefits: Lodging, fuel, and food are provided at no cost to the employee.
Location of work: Rural designated hunting zones located in the Beaver County area, including 52219 Range Road 192, Beaver County, Alberta T0B 4J5.
Skills/Requirements: Previous experience guiding waterfowl; must be able to call ducks and geese; must be physically fit and able to work long hours; experience with bird retrieving dogs is an asset; must be flexible to work all days of the week with varied workdays; must be self-motivated; must have a good attitude and relate well to clients; must participate in setting up and breaking down spreads; must be able to read RM maps; must have a clean driver’s record; resume required; references required upon request.
Contact information: Willi Powell, willi@prairiewaterfowlco.com | Kara Dyer, Beyond Borders Immigration Consulting, kara@beyondbordersimmigration.ca, 1-306-599-9295.

We're looking for 1 moose guide for 2 archery rut hunts. September 20th to October 10th. Must have moose calling experience and skills to run a spike camp. Drayton Valley area. Top wage.

Company: Chinook Waterfowl Ltd.
Address: Box 247 to Box 1242, Raymond, Alberta T0K 2S0.
Website: N/A
Operating in: Raymond, Alberta, rural location, designated hunting zones. Operating location: TWP 6-2B 205009, Raymond, Alberta T0K 2S0.
Title: Waterfowl Hunting Guide.
Positions: Four (4).
Duties: Scouting, spotting, guiding, calling ducks and geese, setting up and breaking down spreads, speaking with landowners, reading RM maps, cleaning birds, leading guest hunters, and supporting daily waterfowl hunting operations in rural designated hunting zones.
Terms: Seasonal, October 2026 through late December 2026. The position requires outdoor work, long hours, flexibility to work varied days of the week, physical fitness, and previous waterfowl guiding experience.
Wage: $40.00 per hour.
Language: Must be able to read, write, and speak English.
Benefits: Lodging, fuel, and food are provided at no cost to the employee.
Location: Raymond, Alberta. Rural location, in designated hunting zones.
Requirements: Previous waterfowl guiding experience; ability to call ducks and geese; physically fit and able to work long hours; trained retrieving dog or experience with retrieving dogs; flexible to work all days of the week; willing to work outdoors; self-motivated; good attitude and ability to relate well to clients; ability to set up and break down spreads; ability to read RM maps; clean driver’s record; resume required; references available upon request.
Contact: Hunter Jarvis, chinookwaterfowl@gmail.com; or Kara Dyer, Beyond Borders Immigration Consulting, kara@beyondbordersimmigration.ca, 1-306-599-9295.

Company: Hidden Prairie Outfitters, Ltd.
Address: Site 12, Box 5, RR 5, Lloydminster, Alberta, T9V 3A1.
Operating in: 67 Lakeview Road, Lloydminster, Alberta, T9V 3A1.
Title: Waterfowl Hunting Guide/Spotter.
Positions: Six (6).
Duties: Scout and spot waterfowl; guide and lead guest hunters; call ducks and geese; set up and break down hunting spreads; communicate with landowners; read rural municipality maps; clean harvested birds; assist with retrieving dogs; and perform other related guiding duties.
Terms: Seasonal employment from September 2026 to mid/late November 2026. Employees must be available to work varied days, including weekends, depending on weather and hunting conditions.
Wage: USD $350 per day based on an approximately 11-hour workday, equivalent to approximately CAD $39.60 per hour. Lodging, fuel, and meals are provided at no cost to the employee.
Language: Must be able to read, write, and speak English.
Benefits: Lodging, fuel, and meals are provided at no cost to the employee.
Location: Lloydminster, Alberta, and surrounding rural areas within designated hunting zones.
Requirements: Previous waterfowl guiding experience; ability to call ducks and geese; physically fit and able to work long hours outdoors; trained retrieving dog or experience working with retrieving dogs; flexible availability throughout the week; self-motivated with a positive attitude; strong client-service skills; ability to set up and break down hunting spreads; ability to read rural municipality maps; clean driver’s record; resume required; references available upon request.
Contact: Kara Dyer, Beyond Borders Immigration Consulting, kara@beyondbordersimmigration.ca - 1-306-599-9295.

We're looking for a camp cook to join us at a remote mountain camp in Southeastern British Columbia for a 3-4 week position through mid September to mid-October.
Location

• Remote mountain camp in Southeaster BC
• Access is through Fernie, BC, followed by approximately 2 hours on a dirt road to camp

• Prepare and serve breakfast each morning
• Make sack lunches for the crew to take into the field
• Cook hearty, high-quality dinners each evening

• Pay is negotiable and will depend on experience

I am applying for a position as a Camp Assistant or Wilderness Support Worker. Having been raised in tough conditions and with a background of 8 years in professional high-risk security - including 3 years securing US Army garrisons - I possess extreme resilience, a military-grade work ethic, and total reliability under pressure. Why I am a strong asset for your remote operations:
• Predators & K9 Expertise: As an experienced K9 handler and professional dog trainer (Siemens/ESS), I have a deep understanding of animal psychology and behavior, crucial for predator awareness (Grizzlies/Wolves) and camp security.
• Remote Logistics: I am used to operating in demanding environments, managing camp logistics, maintaining equipment, and executing strict Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
• Physical Toughness & Grit: I am physically robust, practical, and highly capable of handling heavy physical labor in all weather conditions. 
My immediate goal is to support your crew on the ground via an LMIA-supported work permit. I am available for a remote interview via Zoom, Teams, or WhatsApp at short notice, and my professional resume ready. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Phone: +4915158857905

My name is Malachi Martin. I am 24 years old, and I live in Crossfield, Alberta. I am a well-educated, individual & outdoorsman. Currently, I am fresh out of environmental sciences in school & trying to figure out a career path. I am a licensed horticulture technologist & am well educated in environmental sciences across the board. 
My father is a professional hunter & safari guide from Zimbabwe. My mother is a Canadian Indigenous woman from Vancouver Island. Raised by these two, I have been heavily involved with nature my whole life & have been exposed to the outdoors longer than my memory serves. 
It is my dream to become a professional hunter, and I am reaching out to seek guidance and a potential plan to see what steps I can take to achieve this goal. Please contact me by email, and let`s talk.

I am applying for a position as a Hunting Camp Assistant or Assistant Hunting Guide with your outfitting operation in Canada. I have more than 15 years of experience hunting with a bow in the Pyrenees mountains. Through this experience, I have developed strong skills in tracking, wildlife observation, navigation, and working safely in mountainous wilderness environments.
I am comfortable spending long periods in remote areas and working in difficult terrain and weather conditions. I have been a volunteer firefighter since 2006 and currently hold the rank of Warrant Officer. This experience has given me strong skills in emergency response, first aid, teamwork under pressure, and safety management in challenging environments.
My professional background includes agricultural work, technical maintenance, and physically demanding outdoor jobs. I am used to working long hours, maintaining equipment, helping with camp setup, and handling gear during hunting seasons.
I am reliable, hardworking, and highly motivated to work in the outdoors. I speak Basque, French, Spanish, and English, and can easily communicate with international clients and team members. I would welcome the opportunity to work with your team and contribute to the success of your hunting camp. I am available for seasonal or full-time work and willing to relocate to Canada.
I have my CV ready if you want more details. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Phone: 33 7 55 68 44 44

Hello, I’m an 29 year old, Alberta resident and an avid hunter, looking to get hired on with an outfitter. Willing to do whatever it takes and obtain whatever I need to get a job. Thank you.

I am seeking a paid guiding position for the 2026 season with a reputable Alberta outfitter. My long-term goal is to build a career as a hunting guide in Alberta and eventually become an outfitter. I am eager to learn the profession properly under experienced mentorship. 
Ideally, I would like to work in a mountain or foothills area with species such as deer, elk, moose, bighorn sheep, and bear. I understand that each territory is different and am fully prepared to focus on the game and seasons specific to your operation. 
I am ready to start from the ground up—assisting with camp work, horses, equipment, scouting, and any tasks required to support a professional outfit. I am available for two to six months in 2026 and would greatly appreciate the opportunity to contribute and learn. More about my background and hunting experience is included in my attached application.

My name is Luca Wedell, and I am a 26-year-old professional hunter from Germany. I would like to apply for a position as a Camp Helper, Guide Assistant, or Hunting Camp Staff member for the entire 2027 hunting season. 
Working in a remote North American hunting camp has been a long-term goal of mine. I am passionate about hunting, wildlife, and the outdoors, and I am eager to become part of a professional outfitting operation specializing in moose, bear, caribou, or sheep hunts. 
As a professional hunter, I have gained extensive hands-on experience in wildlife management, handling and capturing game, and working independently under demanding conditions. I also have international experience, a strong work ethic, and I am reliable, responsible, and physically fit. I enjoy hard work and am comfortable spending long periods in remote areas under challenging weather conditions. 
In addition, I can ride horses and enjoy working with them. I understand that life in a hunting camp requires flexibility and teamwork. Whether it is helping guides, caring for horses, maintaining camp, packing supplies, processing game, cutting firewood, preparing equipment, or assisting clients, I am willing to do whatever is needed to keep the operation running smoothly. 
My primary goal is to gain experience from skilled guides and outfitters while contributing to the success of your camp. Learning and becoming a valuable member of your team are more important to me than financial compensation. I am highly motivated, eager to learn, and always willing to take on new challenges. 
I am available for the entire 2027 hunting season and would be honored to join your team. I am confident that my practical experience, work ethic, and positive attitude would make me a valuable addition to your operation. 
Thank you very much for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you and would be happy to provide any additional information.
Phone: +49 160 97498995

My name is Mackenzie, and I would like to apply for a guide position. I've worked as a fishing guide remotely in Northwestern Ontario a few times and loved it. And I've learned over the years that I need to be doing something I love, or I'm just miserable. I've been hunting ever since I could walk; I got pictures of me shooting BB guns in a diaper. I've got an assured amount of backcountry experience and extensive knowledge of the rules and regulations. If you're interested, feel free to email or give me a call at 705 825 2042. I have my resume available, and if you're curious, you can check out my Instagram to get an idea of my lifestyle: jekyll_outdoors

My name is Colby Hales, I am 25 years old, living in Edmonton with 8 years of fishing guide experience. This experience comes from Lac La Martre Adventures (NWT), where I will be working this summer as a "Site Supervisor/Lead Guide". After our season ends in mid-September, I am looking to get more involved in guiding hunts.
Ultimately, I am looking for an outfitter that needs a hardworking helper/guide. I am eager to learn and hope to build the same level of professionalism and expertise that I have built on the fishing side. As for experience in the hunting industry, I have only started hunting in the past few years. Growing up in an area of the country that was not ideal for hunts, I was drawn more to fishing and developed an immense passion for it since I could walk. However, now living in Western Canada, I have sparked the same passion for hunting as I do for fishing. 
Guiding full-time has been a goal of mine for years; I am hoping I can build connections and relationships to make this goal of mine a reality. I understand my availability unfortunately pushes later into the moose and whitetail seasons, but I believe I can get into the swing of things quickly once I am set up at an outfit.
I am there to work hard and learn. If you are interested in my help, please contact me using the information below. My resume is also available.

Opportunity for outfitter to live year-round on location. 4 cabins, Tent/RV sites available.  
The owner resides on site across the yard in a different home. A shop/barn may be available to store wild game/trophies. Snowmobile/ATV loading ramp available. Horse pens/shelter available. 
Main cabin features a woodstove, hot tub, Fully stocked kitchen. All essentials provided: towels, toiletries. TV with Starlink internet. BBQ. 

I represent Refuge Construction. We specialize in building mobile workforce housing, and I am reaching out to explore how our custom-built or rental units could provide high-quality camp solutions for your members.
As an avid hunter and resident of Alberta, I am passionate about supporting the outfitting community. I would appreciate being in contact with outfitters who may be interested in these services. Please share my contact information with the APOS membership.

These trophy managed black bear allocations in WMU 531 are being sold as a turn key operation. 22 allocations, complete camp, quads(4-2025 Honda 520), quad trailers(2), flat deck trailers(2), horse trailer(18'), business name, Face book page and 17 baits sites. Hunts are 50% sold at this time for the spring 2027 season. Owners would be willing to stay on for transition in spring 2027. If your looking for a remote area with zero resident hunting pressure and a very good trail system, this package may be the one your looking for. Please call Jeremy at 403-357-4499 or email ddwildhunts@gmail.com .

Are you looking for a reputable company to create design hats/shirts, sweaters, and other items for your outfitting business? Call Michelle - located in Westlock.

Wild TV is looking for a motivated, hardworking individual with a passion for hunting, fishing, content creation, and the outdoors. This is a unique opportunity to work directly with one of Canada's leading outdoor television networks while gaining hands-on experience in television production, social media marketing, and professional outfitting.
The ideal candidate will:

• Be an active hunter and angler with a strong understanding of outdoor lifestyles.
• Have experience operating video cameras, drones, action cameras, and mobile devices.
• Understand how to create engaging content for YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and other social media platforms.
• Be comfortable filming hunts, fishing trips, interviews, and outdoor adventures in challenging field conditions.
• Be willing and available to guide hunters during spring bear, fall whitetail, and moose seasons.
• Possess strong communication skills, a positive attitude, and a willingness to learn.
• Be legally eligible to work in Canada and possess a valid driver's license.

• Ownership of a reliable truck.
• Ownership of a quad/ATV.
• Previous guiding, outfitting, hunting, fishing, videography, photography, or social media experience.
• Experience operating boats, side-by-sides, trailers, and outdoor equipment.

• Filming and assisting with Wild TV productions.
• Capturing and organizing content for social media channels.
• Assisting with video production and content creation.
• Guiding hunters during outfitting seasons.
• Scouting, trail camera management, baiting, and field preparation.
• Traveling throughout Alberta and other destinations as required.

• Resume
• References
• Links to any social media channels, YouTube content, photography, videography, or outdoor-related work you have completed.

Company operating name: Bucket List Lodge Ltd.
Business address: PO Box 1294, Melfort, Saskatchewan S0E 1A0.
Operating in: SW PT 33 3710 W2, WMZ# 39F, 40F, 42EF, 43F, 48F, 42WF, Melfort, Saskatchewan, S0E1A0.
Title of position: Waterfowl Hunting Guide.
Number of Positions: Three (3).
Job duties: Scouting, spotting, guiding, calling, setting up, and breaking down spreads. Talking with landowners. Reading RM maps. Cleaning birds. Leading guest hunters.
Terms of employment: Seasonal, start mid-August 2026 through early November 2026.
Wage: $26.50 USD, which is $36.90 CAD per hour; lodging, fuel, and food are all provided.
Language: Must be able to read, write & speak English.
Benefits package: Lodging, fuel, and food are provided at no cost to the employee.
Location of work: Melfort, Saskatchewan area, rural location, in designated hunting zones.
Contact Information: Eric Dietel, eric@homesolutions2.com, or Kara Dyer, Beyond Borders Immigration Consulting.kara@beyondbordersimmigration.ca 1-306-599-9295.
Skills/Requirements: Previous waterfowl guiding experience; Ability to call ducks & geese; Be physically fit and be able to work long hours; Have a trained retrieving dog, or experience with retrieving dogs; Be flexible to work all days of the week (varied work days); Be willing to work outdoors; Be self-motivated; Have a good attitude and relate well to clients; Participate in setting up and breaking down spreads; Be able to read RM maps; Have a clean driver’s record; Resume required; References available upon request.