Sugarloaf Outfitting

04/28/2026

Wherever you stand , be the soul of that place

04/22/2026

Yesterday we opened more barrels
The snow is taking it's sweet time to say so long!

03/15/2026

Well the time for the spring bear hunt is drawing nearer. Is anyone getting excited? We sure are!
We start hunting May11th.

02/10/2026

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01/30/2026

https://youtu.be/BrOGK_dlPSY?si=M_IGl5HvbZHu2i5C

A recap of a hunt a while ago for sure.
BUT. BIG NEWS! WE HAVE TWO SPOTS AVAILABLE FOR THIS SPRING.. WHO WANTS TO JOIN US THIS MAY?
Let me know Asap.
We expect another banner season of great Manitoba bear action!

This week, our hunters took the biggest bears, with three bears from 340 to 380 lbs. harvested the first evening. The biggest bear was harvested on camera. ...

01/22/2026

Well we are all dealing with an excellent winter. Hope you all had a great Christmas break and holiday time.
We are looking forward to serving up another fantastic season of friendship, food, and a lot of Manitoba bears! I have fall scouting photos to show you all, i best do that soon: so keep awatchin'. RR

11/09/2025

Deep in the forests of Montana, field researchers tracking Wolf P7C, a yearling male from the Bug Creek Pack, stumbled upon a scene as unsettling as it was rare — the remains of a dead wolf, partly consumed by its own kind.

The team had expected to find the remains of a deer or elk, but instead discovered wolf hair scattered across the forest floor and the skull of an adult wolf, its incisors worn down with age — suggesting the individual was likely between four and six years old. What caught their attention most, however, were several nearby wolf scats filled with wolf hair, evidence that P7C and possibly others had fed on the carcass.

According to GPS collar data, P7C lingered at the site for nearly 38 hours, behavior that defies the species’ usual instincts. Wolves typically avoid consuming other wolves, a natural safeguard against disease and parasites that can spread through carrion. Instances of wolf-on-wolf scavenging are extremely uncommon, though biologists have documented a handful of such cases over decades of field research.

There were no visible signs of a fight — no blood on surrounding vegetation, no indications of a territorial clash — leaving the cause of death uncertain. The adult may have died naturally, from injury or illness, its body later discovered and consumed by the pack in a moment of opportunistic survival.

While the behavior is macabre, it also highlights the complex, pragmatic nature of wolf ecology. In the wild, nothing goes to waste — even a packmate’s remains become part of the cycle that sustains the living.

For researchers, the discovery provides a rare and humbling glimpse into wolf behavior at its most primal, where instinct, survival, and mystery blur together in the shadowed heart of the wilderness.

11/03/2025

Wow:.very very rare

Deep in the forests of southern Spain, photographers have captured something the world has never seen before, a leucistic Iberian lynx. Unlike albino animals, leucistic creatures still have some pigmentation, giving this lynx a ghostly pale coat with faint golden markings and icy blue eyes.

Experts say this is the first time such a lynx has ever been photographed in the wild, and possibly the first ever recorded in the world. The Iberian lynx itself is already one of the rarest cats on Earth, rescued from the edge of extinction only a few years ago. Spotting one is a privilege. Seeing one with this unique coloration is almost unimaginable.

Wildlife researchers are calling it a symbol of hope, proof that nature continues to adapt and surprise even after centuries of human pressure. The lynx was photographed moving gracefully through olive groves at dawn, a silent reminder that mystery still thrives in the wild.

It is a glimpse into evolution in motion, a rare moment where science and wonder share the same heartbeat.

10/30/2025

10/25/2025

Get out and enjoy the woods!

10/22/2025