Guided Stone Sheep Hunts in British Columbia
Tuchodi River Outfitters offers some of the best stone sheep hunts available. Our guided hunts take place in the premier Stone Sheep hunting area in British Columbia, and we consistently produce great rams for our hunters. We consider this to be one of the best big game hunts in North America and hope to have you join us to witness it for yourself.
Stone Sheep Hunting: The Pinnacle of BC Big Game Hunts
Stone sheep are not only one of the most beautiful of the grand slam sheep species, but also one of the most challenging to acquire. These sheep are only found in a limited area across northern British Columbia and the southern Yukon in Canada. They live in some of the roughest and most breathtaking landscapes imaginable, pushing hunters to their limits to get their hands on British Columbia's ultimate trophy.
What To Expect on Your Stone Sheep Hunt in BC
A Physically Demanding & Remote Hunt
Our guided stone sheep hunts consist of one guide and one wrangler per hunter. During your 14-day hunt, you can expect to travel by horseback throughout the territory, but when necessary, backpacking may be a factor in order to access remote, hard-to-reach parts of the concession where mature rams may be hiding. Stone sheep hunting will require you to be physically and mentally prepared, and all hunters must arrive in good shape and ready for their hunt.
Excellent Trophy Quality
Our expansive hunting concession consistently produces rams over 8 1/2 years of age with an average horn length of 37 inches. Over the past seasons, we've maintained a success rate of over 85%. The only requirement to achieve this is hard work!
Stone Sheep Hunt Schedule & Dates
All Stone sheep hunts are 11 full hunting days (14 days total).
Dates listed below are the actual trip dates.
Clients hunting the first hunt in August are required to arrive multiple days before the season opens.
2027 Sheep Hunt Dates:
- TBD
Stone Sheep in British Columbia, Canada
Stone’s Sheep occur only in south-central Yukon (about 3,000 animals) and British Columbia (about 12,000 animals). Here in BC, they are distributed along the interior side of the Coast Range from the Yukon border to the vicinity of Mount Edziza and Spatsizi parks in the Stikine drainage and eastward into the Cassiar, Omineca, Muskwa, and northern Rocky Mountain ranges. The Pine River valley is the approximate dividing line between Thinhorn and Bighorn Sheep in British Columbia. Our 2,100 square mile outfitting concession is situated in the Tuchodi River drainage. This region of British Columbia is well known for its stone sheep densities, dark capes, and superb genetics.
Learn more about our hunting area in BC.
