Woods and Water Taxidermy & Guiding Services
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Marmora, ON
We are a full service Whitetail deer guiding service and have been for 35 years. When you come with us, we will teach you everything that I’ve learnt in 35 years so you’ll become very proficient in the short stay with us. We usually harvest 12 to 15 deer every year during those two weeks of the gun season. We have top-notch accommodations and guides. We are also master taxidermist and have been for 35 years, offering some of the best work in the country.
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Serving: All of Canada
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a guided hunt cost in Marmora?
Day hunts for waterfowl or upland birds start at $200-$500 per person. Multi-day big game hunts range from $3,000-$15,000+ depending on species, duration, and remoteness. Trophy moose or elk hunts in remote areas can run $8,000-$20,000. Prices typically include guide, accommodation, and field dressing.
Do I need a hunting licence in Marmora?
Yes — every province requires a valid hunting licence and species-specific tags. Non-resident licences cost $50-$300+ depending on province and species. Many outfitters help with licence applications. You must also have completed a hunter education course — most provinces accept courses from other provinces.
What does a hunting outfitter provide?
Fully guided outfitters typically provide an experienced guide, accommodation, meals, field dressing, and local knowledge. Some provide firearms and ammunition (check provincial rules). You usually need your own hunting licence, tags, personal gear, and appropriate clothing. Ask exactly what is included when booking.
What is the difference between guided and outfitted?
A guided hunt means a licensed guide accompanies you in the field. An outfitted hunt provides the camp, equipment, and logistics but you may hunt independently. Many operations offer both. First-time hunters should choose fully guided. Experienced hunters may prefer semi-guided for more independence.
When is hunting season in Canada?
Seasons vary by province and species. Generally: waterfowl September-December, upland birds September-November, deer October-December, moose September-November, bear spring (April-June) and fall (September-November). Check your provincial wildlife authority for exact dates — they change yearly.
Can non-residents hunt in Canada?
Yes — all provinces allow non-resident hunting with a valid licence. Most provinces require non-residents to use a licensed outfitter or guide for big game. Waterfowl and upland bird regulations vary. International hunters need to comply with firearms import rules through the Canadian Firearms Program.