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Best Big Game Hunting in Newfoundland, Canada - Hunting Woodland Caribou, Black Bear, Moose!!
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 Payment of Account
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All account balances must be paid at least thirty days prior to arrival date unless otherwise negotiated. Hunter may not be transported to hunting lodge until his/her account has been settled.
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Payments using personal checks are acceptable up to sixty days prior to arrival date. After that time limit, only cash and bank money order can be accepted.
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Hunt deposits are transferable but not refundable nor deferrable at the discretion of Pine Ridge Lodge and Wilderness Tours Ltd.
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The initial hunt deposit required is 25% of overall hunt package cost.
Government Regulations:
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Minimum age for big game hunting in Newfoundland is 18 years.
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Hunting with hand-guns is not permitted.
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Hunting with cross-bow is not permitted.
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Minimum bullet size is 100 grains, and, with a minimum muzzle energy of 1500 foot pounds. For Big Game, No .22 calibre rifle, including 218; .219; .220; .222; .22/250; .223; .224;, and .225 is permitted.
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Bows with a minimum 55 lb. Draw weight are mandatory for hunting big game in Newfoundland.
 Other Information
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Rifles of 30 caliber or equivalent, with minimum 180-grain bullet is recommended.
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Typical shooting distances are within the range of 100 - 150 yards.
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Bullet types preferred: Nosler partition; Barnes X; Ballistic tip; Sierra spitzer boattail.
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All 12 day hunts entail a 14 day stay at the hunting camp as Sunday hunting is not permitted in Newfoundland.
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Rifles of 30 caliber or larger are preferred.
Hotel Contact Information (Gander, Newfoundland)
Relevant Hunting Associated Web Sites:
Travel Insurance:
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