The Eastern provinces of Canada; also referred to as the Atlantic provinces are more popular for moose, caribou and Black Bear especially Newfoundland and Labrador with Canada's most dense moose population. In addition, Labrador shares the rights to the world's largest caribou herd with the province of Quebec. Nova Scotia and New Brunswick host a fairly large population of white tail deer, with the latter being one of Canada's best destinations for White tail deer hunting. Nova Scotia also offers great black bear hunting. The Waterfowl hunting capital of the Atlantic provinces would have to be Prince Edward Island. (click here)

Central Canada, referred to here as Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan are common areas in Canada to hunt for white tail deer, upland gamebirds, moose and black bear. Northern Ontario and Manitoba are excellent destinations for moose and bear hunting, while Saskatchewan holds the world record for white tail deer. Upland gamebirds and waterfowl are "not" a rare species to be hunted in any of these provinces. (click here)

In the West, which includes the far north (Yukon - North West Territories - Nunavut) Alberta and British Columbia, nonresident hunters have enjoyed hunting moose, elk and white tail deer for many years. British Columbia (BC) moose are considered to be some of the largest in Canada and often referred to as "Alaskan sized trophies". BC grizzly bear hunts have entertained many avid hunters throughout the years and the province remains one of Canada's best hunting grounds for Grizzly. Alberta offers an excellent white tail deer hunt and also great moose hunting in the northern parts. Southern Alberta is most common for waterfowl hunting. The northern territories of Canada host a large population of Caribou and black bear. In addition, the Yukon Territories which borders Alaska offer great opportunities to hunt moose. (click here)

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