The outfitter
Inzana Outfitters is a big game hunting outfitter located in North-Central British Columbia. Operated by Paul and Marilyn Trepus, the company holds exclusive guiding rights to a territory spanning over 3,000 square miles. The territory straddles the Continental Divide, offering a varied landscape of alpine mountains, timbered hills, aspen forests, and over 200 lakes, including Takla Lake and the Nation Lakes system. The outfitter offers guided trips for several species. Black bear hunting takes place in the spring, from May to mid-June, using spot-and-stalk methods. Canadian moose hunting occurs in the fall, from early September to early November, in cutover
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areas that provide ideal habitat for high game densities. In the winter, Inzana Outfitters combines wolf hunting with trapline activities. Additionally, migratory bird hunting (wild geese and ducks) is organized on private grain farmland in Vanderhoof using blinds and Avian X decoys. Elk hunting is also available. Beyond hunting, the territory offers fishing for rainbow trout, lake trout, and Dolly Varden. Accommodations are based at a private ranch equipped with a freshwater well, as well as established hunting camps. Services include professional guiding, meals prepared by cooks, transportation within the guiding area, and the field preparation and preservation of hides and trophies.
