To keep our hunts on a personal level, we only book smaller groups of no more than 6 hunters. The #1 Rule at Hawkrock is quality, not quantity.  All hunters are looking for quality hunts from top notch outfitters.

As an outfitter I am also looking for quality hunters. I expect my hunters to be polite, know where their rifles are shooting and to be true sportsmen. The word hunting means exactly that. We are all working for the same goal, and that is success!

Let my 30 years of experience be your advantage when guiding you through the hunt.

Other guiding staff are local to the area and have lived and hunted here for years.

Our Full American Plan – Fully Guided Hunts are 5 days. You will arrive at the lodge Sunday and the first day begins on Monday morning until Friday evening. You have the option of staying at the lodge Friday night or departing back  to your  destination.

Please contact me for available dates for semi-guided hunts.

The season runs from the beginning  of November into December.  For exact start and end dates, please contact me at 306-278-7159.

We run 20-30 different baits to allow for maximum opportunity in fields, heavy cover, sloughs, runs on both private and crown lands.

For your comfort you will enjoy our 4x4x6 insulated blinds with sliding windows complete with Little Buddy Heaters.

We have you covered if you are either a Canadian or not. Zone 48 is draw only for whitetail and so you can still hunt even if you weren’t selected.
You will need a HAL ID

Hunting, angling and trapping licences are available through HAL … that’s the government’s hunting, angling and trapping licence system. Licences are available online any time here, through private issuers, Ministry of Environment and select provincial park offices, or by phone using a credit card at 1-855-848-4773 (8 a.m. to 9 p.m.).  Please allow 10 business days for delivery.

What to Pack:

• Rifle
• Soft rifle case
• Boots – should be waterproof and have insulation or liners
• Outer Garments should include:
  • Outer Vest/Jacket
  • Winter Jackets
  • Heavy Sweaters
  • Thermal wear
  • Gloves
  • Cap and/or toque
  • Backpack
  • Thermos
  • Flashlight
  • Camera
  • Urine bottle

• •  vest (an OUTER GARMENT that cover the torso) of scarlet, bright yellow, blaze orange or white or any combination of these colors. The vest may include a small label or crest not exceeding 15 inches or 100 cm.
  • a high-visibility garment caring a Canadian standards Association (CSA) label stating CAN/CSA Z96-02, Z96-09, or Z96-15. Both class 2 (vest) or class 3 (coveralls) garments are lawful hunting apparel.
  • headwear must be scarlet, bright yellow or blaze orange (white is not allowed). the headwear may include a small label or crest not exceeding 50 cm or 7.8 inches.

** Remember that our weather can be cold so pack wisely. If you have any questions, please contact us

Travel to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Depending on your arrival to Saskatoon, SK, you may want to book a hotel for the night upon arrival and departing depending on your flight times.

Suggested Hotels:

Saskatoon Inn (4.5 *) 2002 Airport Dr, Saskatoon, SK S7L 6M4 (306) 242-1440

Travelodge Hotel (3 *) 106 Circle Drive West, Saskatoon, SK S7L 4L6 (306) 242-8881

Travel to Porcupine Plain, Saskatchewan

• You may choose to rent a car at the airport
• We will provide you with complete directions to Porcupine Plain

We are 3 hours Northeast of Saskatoon. Take Circle Drive to College Drive East. Go until highway Turn left onto SK-41 E (signs for Melfort) – Continue onto SK-3 E (signs for Saskatoon) – Turn right onto SK-23 S (signs for Porcupine Plain)Google Map Directions – Google Map

Please contact me by phone to discuss pricing as they are based on group size and type of hunt you want.

All deposits are non-refundable prior to 90 days of the hunt. Your deposit will be 50% of the total hunt cost.