Norpaq Adventures
Norpaq Adventures
Rated 0 out of 5.0 based on 3 Outfitter reviews.
Location: Succ. Cap-Rouge, Quebec
Species Hunted: Black Bear, Quebec-Labrador Caribou, Canada Moose, Mountain Caribou, Ducks, Geese
State(s) Hunted: QC
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note: The following reviews predate the numeric rating system and are not included in this outfitter's overall rating.
outfitter review submitted by: Al Maffucci on Sep 8 2006
Species Hunted: caribou
Game Quality: very good
Accommodation Quality: good tents
Camp Condition: good
Food Quality: very good & hot
Guide Experience: excellent
Other Personal Experience: excellent
Overall Impression: Loved it!
Recommend: absolutely!
Reviewer Comments: The first few days saw only bulls in groups of 1 through 4 after everyone tagged out (2) a north wind came in and we saw about 400 in one day.Accomodations were comfortable.Norpaq owns its planes including the commercial flight from Montreal to Schefferville,only hunters on the flight.We had to wait for hunters to come out of the bush so they just held the flight,no schedule when you own the plane.Hassle free,accomodating,friendly,I can't say enough.
outfitter review submitted by: Terrell White on Sep 11 2004
Species Hunted: Caribou
Game Quality: Excellent
Accommodation Quality: Excellent
Camp Condition: Very good
Food Quality: Excellent
Guide Experience: Excellent
Other Personal Experience: Excellent
Overall Impression: Far exceeded our expectations
Recommend: Yes
Reviewer Comments: Norpaq is a first class operation.From the time I started planing this trip all the way to the completion of the hunt Norpaqs people were fantastic.Everthing was as they said it would be,no fancy promises were made.They were true to their word and great people to deal with. The hunt started a little slow,the herd had stalled about 20 miles from camp.We were moved as promised 120 miles to another camp,could of tagged out that day if we wanted to.Fishing was great,the cook(LILY)was oustanding,the guides(PERRY,BRET,FRANK AND JAMES)busted their tails for us and were great to be with. My final comment is there is no guarantee,thats why they call it hunting,but Norpaq works hard at giving you a successful and a enjoyable experience.
outfitter review submitted by: John Sandwick on Sep 22 2001
Species Hunted: Caribou
Game Quality: Good
Accommodation Quality: Fair
Camp Condition: Poor
Food Quality: Brought our own
Guide Experience: None; camp man excellent
Other Personal Experience: N/A
Overall Impression: Fair
Recommend: Yes
Reviewer Comments: The hunt was excellent for our older hunters, considering there were not alot of animals. Hunting consisted of sitting on shore and waiting for the caribou to cross the lake. You then moved up or down the shoreline and shot them when they came out of the water. They took some fairly nice bulls, but the style of hunt wasn't to my liking. I was envisioning glassing and stalking in the higher elevations (which I did) or sitting on funnel areas, but not enough bou to make it worthwile.
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Contact: J. Paul Taylor
Location: Midway, Alabama
Species Hunted: Whitetail Deer, Turkey, Quail
State(s) Hunted: AL
British Columbia Hunting Information
British Columbia is an excellent hunting destination that offers a wide variety of game species. Vast wilderness areas and pristine coastlines provide world class adventure hunting for those seeking that trip of a lifetime. BC is arguably best known for big coastal black bears, Canada moose, grizzly bear, mountain lion, Dall sheep and Stone sheep. Hunters can book a hunt with an outfitter and avoid the license drawing process common in most U.S. states.
Quebec Hunting Information
Quebec is probably best know as an excellent caribou hunting destination. Hunters from across the globe travel to Quebec to hunt their big Quebec-Labrador caribou migration. In addition to caribou hunting, Quebec offers black bears, Canada moose and whitetails.
Manitoba Hunting Information
Manitoba is known as a top destination for avid waterfowl hunters. Huge flocks of ducks and geese can be found from the Arctic coast of Hudson Bay to the prairie potholes on the southern border of this Canadian province. There is no legal requirement for non-resident waterfowl hunters to use a guide, but many are available and a high percentage of non-Canadian hunters utilize them. In addition black bear, Canada moose and whitetails are hunted throughout the province.
