Whitetail Ravine
Track your way through this breathtaking mountain gorge in search
of that elusive Whitetail Deer. The highly rugged terrain and vast
sheer mountain faces can make this both a challenging and
rewarding location to hunt. The river originate from a lake in the
foothills of the mountains, if you are lucky you may even spot
some coyote in the area.

Caribou Gap

This is a very rugged mountainous area and heavily forested in
places. The Caribou can often be found on the higher slopes of the
mountain foothills. The lowland areas can sometimes be frequented
by the odd Whitetail, so keep your eyes open. Also beware of wolf
pack, they are know to live around the more forested areas.

High Valley Freight Line

Cutting through the valley in the foothills of the mountains runs
an old abandoned railway line. Once a busy freight line it has now
been reclaimed by nature and the surrounding valley with its rich
vegetation is home to a vast array of wildlife. Check out the
higher slopes for North American Elk and the lower land for lone
Mule Deer and Coyote.

The Lowland Stretch

The freight line continues to the south through an old tunnel into
a valley through the lower hills. Similar scenery to the High
Valley Freight Line, although the lower hills are more home to
Whitetail, Mule Deer and Wolves.

Moose River

Flowing from the foothills of the western mountain range, Moose
River is a slow meandering river, winding its way gently south to
Moose River Marsh. The lower land around the river and lake is
home to a few scattered moose. Take to the higher ground in search
of Elk, Caribou and maybe even the odd Coyote.

Mule Vale

This rolling lowland vale, with it's gentle slopes and jutting
cliffs is home to a few small herds of Elk and Whitetail. Also if
you are lucky you may spot the occasional Mule Deer or Wolf pack.

Lonesome Hill

The gentle hills around Lonesome Hill are often inhabited by small
herds of Pronghorn Deer, but you will have to be good to bag one
of these, they can put on a good turn of speed when spooked. Mule
Deer may also be found roaming the foothills and it is not unheard
of for a group of Elk to wander in from time to time.

Grand Plains

We are in Bison country now! Vast open plains of grass and
scrubland. There is a large herd of Bison live on these plains.
With a herd this big it is very easy to spook, plus the trick is
shooting a male among all the chaos.

Moose River Marsh

Here we have a large area of low wetlands, fed from the Moose
River. This is prime hunting ground for Moose and you shouldn't
have too much trouble finding one here. If Moose aren't your thing
then keep and eye out for a passing herd of Caribou, they are
drawn to the water for drinking.

Red Canyons

Saddle up guys we are in cowboy country. This large area of scrub
and desert canyons is home to herds Bison and Pronghorn. Keep an
eye out for that old Freight Line running through here, you can
use the bridge to cross the canyon.