Alberta Whitetail Hunting

Hunt the Legend: Archery in the Edmonton Bowzone

If you're serious about chasing true North American trophy whitetails, there’s one place that should be at the top of your list: The Edmonton Bowzone. This isn't just another deer hunt—this is the ultimate archery challenge in one of the most unique and legendary urban hunting zones on the continent.

What makes the Bowzone so special? Genetics, geography, and exclusivity. Alberta whitetails are known for mass, body size, and mature age class—and the Bowzone delivers that in spades. These deer grow old and grow big, living in a unique mix of farmland, river valleys, and urban fringe. You’ll be glassing trophy bucks with the city skyline in view—and drawing your bow on 160"+ class giants that rarely see pressure.

Because it’s archery-only, the deer here behave differently. They move more during daylight. They live longer. And they often slip past hunters who don’t put in the work. That’s the thrill—you’re not just hunting deer, you’re outsmarting ghosts.

Access is tight, and success comes only to those who scout hard, stay patient, and master their shot. But when it all comes together—when a heavy-racked monarch steps into bow range—it’s a moment you’ll never forget.

Whether you're a seasoned bowhunter chasing your biggest buck yet or looking to test your skills in one of North America’s most storied zones, the Edmonton Bowzone offers an experience unlike any other.

This is more than a hunt—it’s a rite of passage.

Get ready for a true adventure in the heart of Alberta’s big buck country. Our whitetail hunts run from September through November, with action-packed days spent in well-placed tree stands and ground blinds set in prime travel corridors. These hunts are all about patience, persistence, and the chance at a truly mature buck.

Alberta weather doesn’t hold back — temperatures can swing from +30°C (86°F) in September to -40°C (-40°F) by late November. We’ll work with you to make sure you’re properly prepared and packed, so you’ll have the right gear for the conditions you’ll face.

Come November, it’s game on — the rut hits hard, and all-day sits can pay off big as bucks stay on their feet, cruising for does. It’s not easy, but that’s what makes it worth it.

After the hunt, relax in comfortable accommodations and enjoy hearty, home-cooked meals — you’ll be well taken care of, and you definitely won’t go hungry.

This is a serious hunt for serious bowhunters. Bring your grit, your best gear, and your A-game — Alberta’s giants are waiting.