A quick look at the state records for North Dakota will have you scratching your head:  bull elk just shy of 450 points, a pronghorn over 90, a typical elk over 400. There are also Canada moose (you read that correctly), bighorn sheep, mule deer (of course), cougar—you get the point. While hunting for most of these species is limited, once you actually draw (or buy) the tag, you hunt the…

Nunavut, Canada's vast and untamed Arctic territory, offers adventurous hunters an unparalleled opportunity to pursue world-class game species while immersing themselves in the raw beauty of the Arctic.

That’s right, Oklahoma stakes claim to the world’s largest peanut, but a quick look at the record book reveals a variety of big game species there for the chasing. The panhandle features pronghorn hunting with a 2018 entry that scores more than 82 points. Typical and nontypical whitetail deer entries abound. Black bears aren’t shy about making the book, either, but the real curveball is elk.…

So you like Columbia blacktail deer? How about Roosevelt’s elk? If either one of those species happens to be your jam, then Oregon holds the best book potential for your money. Look to the wet and rainy West Coast timber cuts for them. It’s not all rainforest, though. Look to the arid southeast where the antelope (pronghorn) play, and you might even find a top 10 all-time entry down there.…

Nova Scotia, a stunning coastal province in eastern Canada, boasts a rich hunting heritage and diverse wildlife, offering outdoor enthusiasts the opportunity to pursue a variety of game species amidst breathtaking landscapes, from the rugged coastline to the lush interior forests.

Ontario: a hunter's paradise, where vast wilderness and abundant wildlife meet.