Point Reyes
SAFARIS
Canada Lynx Expedition
Join professional wildlife photographer Daniel Dietrich on an expedition to find the elusive Canada Lynx.
Where are we going?
The Cariboo Mountains in central British Colombia is home to grizzly bears, black bears, moose, caribou, mule deer, wolves, mink, marten, wolverine and the Canada lynx. Our expeditions in February and March target lynx. We will also target wolves, moose and wintering birds depending on our success with lynx.
Where are we staying?
The lodge is located on the Quesnel River at the outlet of Quesnel Lake in Likely, British Colombia.
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How do we find them?
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We will be up early and our guides will take us by 4x4 vehicles or snowmobiles into the Cariboo Mountains. From there we will track our subjects via showshoes.
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What's the itinerary?
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Day 1: Fly into Williams Lake (YWL) via Vancouver (YVR). Our guide will pick us up and take us the 1.5 hour drive to our lodging.
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Day 2-5: Breakfast is at 6am. The rest of the day will be spent tracking and photographing our target species. Back to the lodge by 5pm. Dinner at 6pm.
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Day 6: Depart for Williams Lake after breakfast.
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What is the cost?
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TBD
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What is included?
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Round trip transportation to and from Williams Lake and our lodge
Wilderness stewardship levy and all Canadian taxes
4 full days of guiding
5 nights lodging (single or double TBD)
All meals
Beer and wine with meals
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What is not?
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Airfare, BC staff/guide gratuity, hard alcoholic beverages
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What else?
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It will be COLD. This expedition is not for the faint at heart. If we have extreme temperatures it could be below 0 degrees. Our guides will provide additional warm gear but we must go prepared for very cold weather.
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Trip insurance is recommended in the event you need any immediate medical services.
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