Most folks have heard of the large herds of caribou that migrate each year. Many may have heard that caribou hunting is very easy, like in an arcade shooting gallery. Well, it's not anything like that in the real world. There are beautiful herds of caribou across northern Canada and Alaska, this is for sure. Many variables can affect herd movement.
Nothing is more frustrating than a caribou migration route without caribou.
The weather may keep the animals longer in the breeding grounds. Sometimes they switch their routes and travel through entirely different areas. The actual reason for these changes is not known but biologists believe they can be caused by unusual weather patterns, food supplies en route, and even large concentrations of predators along the migration trail. The morning sunrise against the outpost camps only building. Initially a group of my friends and I had planned a trip to Northern Manitoba for goose hunting and fishing in the Churchill area of Hudson Bay.