A full two hours before the first hint of light, I restlessly waited outside a small woodlot for the erratic Alberta winds to stabilize. After about 15 minutes, the strong swirling winds changed to a soft Canadian breeze that continued to blow directly into my face. With more than one and a half hours of darkness remaining, I started my slow, stealthy stalk into the woodlot.
Just the title of the video caught my interest, and before long I would have the movie memorized. I was hooked on mass. The next step was to find a reputable outfitter to entrust my two-year savings to. I had seen Alberta Wilderness Guide Service advertised in pages of The Journal of The Texas Trophy Hunters magazine and gave them a call.
I have been reading magazine articles and watching hunting shows about Canada’s huge deer for the past five years. After seeing the quality of deer Canada offers and the excitement of challenging hunting conditions, I always dreamed of what it would be like. Finally, last year I got my chance to make one of my hunting dreams come true. I booked a hunt in early November with Alberta Wilderness Guide Service.