Ontario Lodges & Whitetail Deer Outfitters

Big North Lodge is a drive-in lodge at Minaki, 25 miles north of Kenora, Ontario. The deer in our area are very large-bodied & fast-growing. Bucks that score in the 140's are fairly common. The opportunity to take a much larger buck depends a lot on the skill and patience of the hunter, and LUCK. We hunt primarily from comfortable 2-man tree stands with lots of room for the hunter when waiting for that trophy buck. Our stand sites are extensively scouted and located within 3 miles of the lodge; you don't have to travel far for your buck. We limit our deer hunters to a maximum of 6 per week to provide you with the best opportunities of success. Our fully-guided trophy deer hunts can either be American Plan or Housekeeping Packages.

Harris Hill Resort is located between Rainy River & Morson on Lake of The Woods: We have exceptional Whitetail Deer Hunting with abundant deer and many trophy Boone & Crockett Bucks in this low pressure hunting area here. All of our hunting stands are heated and are over baited sites on our exclusive hunting land. The success rate for Whitetail Deer Hunts at this camp has always been excellent. 2004 boasted an incredible 16 point Trophy Whitetail Buck harvested. 2005 Buck would have been a Boone & Crockett if he had not knocked off his tines while in velvet. 2006 harvested a Boone & Crockett 197 green score, 179 2/8 dry score. One 2006 15 point Buck harvested would also have been a Boone & Crockett Whitetail Buck if he had not lost his points while in velvet. 2010 harvested a 16 point non-typical with a B & C score of 183 2/8. Come join us for an incredible Whitetail Buck Hunt in Northwestern Ontario.

Rugby Lake Lodge is located north of Dryden and northeast of Vermilion Bay. The open grasslands and farms north of the Dryden region have become legendary for Whitetail Deer Hunting. Primarily Rugby Lake Lodge provide guided private-land hunts on 1500 acres of property exclusive to Rugby Lake Lodge, which consist of farmland, a mixture of previously logged brush and areas with standing timber. All of their hunts are fare-chase for wild bucks. They have both tree-stands and ground blinds available depending on the suitability of the location. Stands and blinds are strategically placed to ensure best direct line-of-sight of the target zone for your weapon of choice. They offer comfortable lakefront housekeeping accommodations. They also have hunting packages for Black Bear and Moose. They have fantastic Walleye Fishing.

Birch Dale Lodge is located on Eagle Lake, south of Waldhof and Vermilion Bay and just west of Dryden. They have outstanding hunting for Whitetail Deer and Black Bear. Their Whitetail Hunt takes place on either private land or public land. Their guests enjoy hunting the giant Whitetails that you can expect from the Dryden area. You can choose housekeeping plan or feel welcome to have meals in their Bull Pit Steak House where you can sink your teeth into the thickest steaks in Ontario.

Bonny Bay Camp is located in Dryden Ontario, which is the hottest Whitetail Deer hunting spot in Canada. Their extremely large hunting management area ensures their guests get an excellent chance at harvesting one of those giant Dryden bucks that everyone has been taking about. They have the pictures to prove it!! Note from Len: The Whitetail Bucks in our area are large bodied with heavy racks. The largest that we harvested last year weighed in at 275 lbs. dressed and the rack scored 176 B&C. Bucks harvested from our lodge using our 8 point beyond the ears rule have scored from 120 B&C to 176 B&C. In the area every year there are deer seen and harvested over 200 B&C.! Rifle, Archery and Black Powder hunters are all welcome. This is a semi-guided or unguided housekeeping deer hunt.

Sandy Point Camp is located between Dryden and Ignace and south of Borups Corners, Ontario. It's also the located of the north-east corner of what many Whitetail Deer Hunters are calling the Whitetail Triangle. They have monster size buck all around their camp. They also offer hunting for Moose and Black Bear.