Important Hunt Information If you've already booked a hunt with MRO... this is the page for you!

Traveling into Canada - You and everyone in your party will need a birth certificate along with some type of government issued photo ID (driver’s license, military ID, etc.) OR Passport in order to travel into Canada. Effective January 23, 2007 all US residents traveling by air will be required to have a valid passport in order to return to the US. Effective as early as January 1, 2008 all US residents traveling by land or sea will be required to have a valid passport in order to return to the US. - You are required to have Canada’s gun forms in order to bring firearms into Canada. These gun forms and their instructions are available by calling 1-800-731-4000 from Canada or the USA, or 506-624-5380 outside Canada or the USA. They are also available for download (along with a lot of information about bringing firearms into Canada) from the Canada Firearms Centre web site at: http://www.cfc-ccaf.gc.ca/info_for-renseignement/non-residents/default_e.asp - The US recommends you stop at US Customs BEFORE entering Canada and list your firearm on their form CF4457 “Certificate of Registration for Personal Effects Taken Abroad." You can download this form & instructions ahead also, but you still will need to go into the US Customs office at the border before entering Canada so they can verify serial numbers on your firearm: http://www.cbp.gov/linkhandler/cgov/toolbox/forms/4457.ctt/cbp_4457.pdf - For those traveling with dependents under 19 who may or may not be hunting: You will need a letter of permission signed by their other parent or legal guardian giving you permission to take them across international borders into Canada. Additional details available on the CBSA website. Important: Without this note they may retain you and your child at the border until such time as they themselves are able to contact the other parent to gain permission. - Other information on traveling internationally: U.S. Customs & Border Protection website http://www.customs.ustreas.gov/ Canada Border Service Agency (CBSA) website http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/menu-e.html IMPORTANT!!! This is the information available to us as of January 1, 2007. Please check the websites or contact the US and Canadian Border agencies for the most current information. Shipping & Taxidermy - If you are flying & need to ship hides, horns, etc: PEACE TAXIDERMY LTD Basil & Velynda Szoo Box 579 Charlie Lake, BC    V0C 1H0 Phone: 250-785-3468 or 250-262-9638 Email: Predator@netkaster.ca   - If you are driving & need to ship hides, horns, etc: ROCKY MOUNTAIN TAXIDERMY Peter Bruhs and Wayne Chmelyk Box 277 Pouce Coupe, BC    V0C 2C0 Phone: 250-786-7961 or 250-786-5691 Email: rmt3@shaw.ca   - If you need to ship meat: TALON DISTRIBUTIONS Dale Warren Phone: 780-461-8750 Suggested Equipment List Rifle: - Gun cleaning kit - Hard & soft case - 2 boxes shells Bow: - 2 dozen arrows Binoculars Range Finder (optional) Flashlight & batteries Knife & sharpening stone Camera & film Sleeping bag & pillow Self-inflating pad (optional) Back-pack or day-pack Battery operated travel alarm clock Two pair waterproof boots Rain gear (preferably something quiet!) Bug repellant Any other personal hunting gear and clothing you require - Quiet clothing and outerwear are a must! Weather varies extremely; plan for warm and cold temperatures. - NOTE: British Columbia currently does not have any color regulations/restrictions for hunters. Coolers for transporting meat/hides (Animals will be skinned out, quartered and transported back to the main lodge by us. Meat processing and trophy preparation/taxidermy also available locally at your own convenience and expense. If you are shipping meat/hides/horns back, please contact us for info so you can make arrangements prior to your hunt with the shipper. If you do not wish to keep some or all of the meat, there are needy families locally that appreciate the meat tremendously!) If applicable: All success fees MUST be present upon arrival for your hunt in the form of cash or cashier's check. Personal checks or credit cards are not accepted. These fees will be held by Moberly River Outfitters and returned to you upon completion of the hunt if not used. NOTE: Wounded or unrecoverable game is considered success in regards to success fees - good shooting skills are a must! ARRIVAL: plan to arrive at our main lodge after 1pm the day prior to your first hunt day (but before 3pm if moose or elk hunting to allow time to get in to your bush camp that night) DEPARTURE: plan to depart before 10am the day following your last hunt day British Columbia's Hunting Regulations If you are interested in doing a little research pertaining to your hunt before you go, here is the link to the Ministry of Water, Land and Air Protection's Hunting Regulations for British Columbia home page E-mail Moberly River Outfitters Tom Benzinger Paul & Cheri Heimerl Owners and Operators All drawings and photographs contained within this site copyright 2006 by Cheri L. Wendorf-Heimerl