H4BC Hunt.Gather.Conserve. Society Raffle
The North
is Calling
Win a 5-day guided Arctic muskox hunt for two in Taloyoak, Nunavut. A $52,500 prize package, with your travel, gear and trophy shipping covered.
$52,500
Grand prize value
2 Hunters
You and a companion
5 Days
Guided in Nunavut
3 Early Birds
$500 gift card draws
Prize partners
The Grand Prize
An Arctic muskox hunt for two.
One winner. One hunting companion of their choice. Five days on the tundra with Canadian High Arctic Adventures.
The hunt is all-inclusive from pickup in Taloyoak: accommodation, meals, transportation during the hunt, and hunting licences and tags. On top of that, we cover the costs most hunters have to find themselves: flights, hotels, gear and getting your trophy home.
| What’s included | Value (CAD) |
|---|---|
| 5-day guided muskox hunt for two Canadian High Arctic Adventures, Taloyoak, Nunavut | $35,000 |
| Guide gratuity 10%, paid by H4BC on your behalf | $3,500 |
| Travel allowance $3,000 per hunter for flights via Yellowknife, plus hotels and meals before and after the hunt | $6,000 |
| Corlane Sporting Goods gift cards $2,500 per hunter for Arctic hunting gear | $5,000 |
| Trophy crating & shipping allowance $1,500 per hunter, head and hide from Taloyoak to a taxidermist in Edmonton, AB | $3,000 |
| Total grand prize value | $52,500 |
US dollar values converted at approximately 1.4. The prize is non-transferable. If the winner is unable to attend, H4BC may offer a cash prize in place of the hunt.
The Hunt
Taloyoak, Nunavut.
Taloyoak sits on the Boothia Peninsula in Nunavut’s Kitikmeot Region, the northernmost community on the Canadian mainland. You’ll fly Canadian North through Yellowknife, then head out onto the land with experienced local guides.
Outfitter
Canadian High Arctic Adventures
Hunt dates
September 2027, or March–April 2028
Length
5 days guided, 2 hunters
From the Field
Hunters who answered the call.
Past muskox hunts with Canadian High Arctic Adventures. Next season, it could be you and your hunting partner.
Photos courtesy of Canadian High Arctic Adventures
Tickets
Pick your package.
Every ticket is entered in the grand prize draw and in every early bird draw still to come. Buy early for the most chances.
1 Ticket
$25
$25.00 per ticket
3 Tickets
$50
$16.67 per ticket
Most popular
10 Tickets
$100
$10.00 per ticket
30 Tickets
$250
$8.33 per ticket
Best value
75 Tickets
$500
$6.67 per ticket
Tickets are sold online through RaffleNexus and emailed to you right away. A maximum of 13,436 tickets will be sold; your odds of winning depend on the number of tickets sold. You must be 19 or older and located in British Columbia at the time of purchase.
Early Bird Draws
Three more chances to win before the big draw.
We’re drawing three $500 Corlane Sporting Goods gift cards during the campaign. Buy before each draw date and your tickets are in. Early bird winners stay in the running for the grand prize.
- Early Bird #1 — $500 Corlane’s gift card — [draw date]
- Early Bird #2 — $500 Corlane’s gift card — [draw date]
- Early Bird #3 — $500 Corlane’s gift card — [draw date]
Gift cards from Corlane Sporting Goods Ltd.
Our Sponsors
Made possible by our partners.
This raffle exists because two businesses stepped up for conservation in BC. Please thank them with your business.
Grand Prize Outfitter
Canadian High Arctic Adventures
Guided muskox hunts out of Taloyoak, Nunavut. Gary Adams and his team have offered this 5-day hunt for two at a discount so more of every ticket goes to conservation. Their motto says it best: Where the land is bigger than the dream.
Gear & Early Bird Partner
Corlane Sporting Goods Ltd.
Corlane’s is outfitting our winners for the Arctic with two $2,500 gift cards, and supplying all three $500 early bird prizes, one of them donated outright. That’s $6,500 in gear for raffle winners.
Where Your Ticket Goes
Every ticket funds conservation in BC.
Net proceeds support H4BC Hunt.Gather.Conserve. Society’s wildlife, habitat and hunter education work across British Columbia.
Roads to Recovery
Phase 2 of our partnership with Lake Babine Nation: collar data on moose movement and survival guides road rehabilitation where habitat matters most.
Chronic Wasting Disease
Helping hunters through BC’s CWD testing with cwdbc.ca, signs in mandatory testing areas, new sample freezers and club outreach.
Penasq’t (Pennask) Restoration
Habitat restoration with the Okanagan Nation Alliance across about 114,000 hectares, including 50,000 trees planted in spring 2027.
Highway 97 Mule Deer
The Eneas Project works to reduce mule deer deaths on Highway 97 with fencing trials, gate monitoring and new wildlife gates.
Hunter Education
The Advanced Humane Trapping Program and the Watch Your Six campaign for ethical, legal elk harvest.
Program Coordination
A part-time Program Manager to plan, coordinate and report on these programs with First Nations, government and research partners.
Key Dates
Mark your calendar.
October 17, 2026
Ticket sales open
[Dates TBA]
Three early bird draws
April 28, 2027
Sales close and final draw at 6:00 PM, Kelly O’Bryan’s, 3470 Carrington Rd, Westbank, BC
Sept 2027 or Mar–Apr 2028
You hunt muskox in Nunavut
Questions
Good to know.
Who can buy tickets?
Anyone 19 or older who is physically located in British Columbia at the time of purchase. You don’t need to be a BC resident to win, but you do need to be in BC when you buy.
How is the winner drawn?
Winners are chosen by electronic draw through RaffleNexus, using a random number generator certified by BC’s Independent Gambling Control Office. The final draw takes place April 28, 2027 at 6:00 PM at Kelly O’Bryan’s in Westbank, BC.
Who can I bring?
The prize is for the winner and one hunting companion of the winner’s choice. You hunt together, and each of you receives a travel allowance, a $2,500 gear gift card and a trophy shipping allowance.
What isn’t included?
The outfitter covers everything from pickup in Taloyoak. Travel to Taloyoak, hotels and meals before and after the hunt, and trophy crating and shipping are not included by the outfitter. That’s why the prize includes $3,000 per hunter for travel and $1,500 per hunter for shipping. Meat coolers and any costs beyond the allowances are the hunters’ responsibility.
Can I give or sell the hunt to someone else?
No. The hunt is awarded to the named winner and can’t be sold, auctioned, gifted or transferred. If the winner is unable to attend, H4BC may offer a cash prize instead.
Do I need to be at the draw?
No. Winners will be contacted using the details given when the tickets were bought, and results will be posted here.
