Heck as a CANADIAN there is only a handful of things I can do DIY aside from my own province. Messed up.
IdyllwildArcher's Link
If I remember there are some places/provinces if you use a Canadian outfitter you're ok and can be self guided? Like a drop camp sort of thing.
Hit the oltimers wall on where it was though....
Eligibility The following criteria must be met in order to proceed with an application for an Accompany to Hunt Permit:
Must be a BC resident, who is a Canadian citizen, or a permanent resident (landed immigrant) of Canada;
Must be 19 years of age or older; and must have: Held a BC resident hunting licence AND a big game species licence for 3 of the 5 years immediately preceding application for this permit; OR, Successfully completed the BC Conservation and Outdoor Recreation Education Program, and held a BC resident hunting AND a big game species licence for 2 of the 5 years immediately preceding application for this permit;
Must possess, or be qualified to possess, a BC resident hunting licence in good standing; and, Must not have applied for or been issued an Accompany to Hunt Permit during the same licence year as the application.
, A person is not eligible for a permit if another permit under section 70 (1) (a) of the Act has been issued for a different time period in the same licence year that applies to the non-resident or non-resident alien whom the person will accompany under the permit.
A person is not eligible for a permit under section 70(1) (a) of the Act if either the applicant or the non resident or non resident alien to whom the permit would apply, has been convicted of an offence: Specified under section 84 (1) (a) of the Act, within the 5 year period immediately preceding the application for a permit; or, Specified under (a) section 84 (1) (b) of the Act, or (b) the Firearm Act within the 3 year period immediately preceding the application for a permit.
