Moose Hunts

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Eastern Canadian Moose Hunt

For the past nine seasons this outfitter has been 85% successful on their eastern Canadian moose hunts. Moose average 30” to 40” with the largest moose taken at 59”. Hunters may also combine their moose hunt with a woodland caribou hunt, offering a great package deal.
Rates: $3,900 7-night/6-day 2x1 moose hunt (ground accessed lodge)
$5,250 7-night/6-day 2x1 moose hunt (air accessed lodge)
$6,900 7-night/6-day 1x1 moose trophy hunt (air accessed lodge)
$6,600 7-night/6-day 2x1 moose/caribou (ground accessed lodge)
$7,600 7-night/6-day 1x1 moose/caribou (air accessed lodge)
Dates: September – October
Includes: License fee for moose, license fee for caribou, accommodations, guides, food, boats & motors, flight to/from lodge, license, airport pick-up, meat packaging and trophy preparation.
Not included: 7% Canada GST, commercial flights, hotels & meals prior to hunt and gratuities.
Transportation: Depending on location of hunt, fly into either Deer Lake Airport, Gander Airport or St. John’s Airport, Newfoundland.

Alaskan Peninsula Moose

This outfitter has one of the best moose areas in the state and has consistently produced bulls in the 60”-70” range for the past 20 years. Taking only 4 hunters per year has allowed him to be 100% on incredible trophy bulls. Hunting takes place out of spike camps in prime moose habitat. Hunts are very limited, so early booking is necessary.
Rates: $14,500 6-day 1x1 moose hunt
Dates: September 10-15, 2009 and September 10-15 & 16-20, 2010
Includes: Lodging, guide service, meals, transportation on property and game care.
Not included: Commercial flights, charter flights, hotels and meals prior to and after hunt, Alaska non-resident hunting license approx. $85, non-resident moose tag approx. $400 and gratuities.
Transportation: Fly to King Salmon, Alaska and charter to lodge.

Mighty Alaskan Moose

Hunting the trophy bull moose of your dreams is high success in this exclusive, untouched location. These moose, living in brown bear country, are full of attitude which makes them smart and tough, but most of the moose here have never even seen a human, much less been hunted by one. This outfitter’s spot and stalk techniques ensure a close shot, but you better be ready for a fast follow up. Whether you choose to hunt on foot, or use 4-wheelers and boats, this hunt will have you begging for more.
Rates: $11,000 11-day 1x1 moose hunt
Dates: September 10-20
Includes: Lodging, guide service, meals, transportation on property and game care.
Not included: Commercial flights, charter flights, hotels and meals prior to and after hunt, Alaska non-resident hunting license approx. $85, non-resident moose tag approx. $400 and gratuities.
Transportation: Fly to Perryville, Alaska and transfer to hunting camp.

Western Canadian Moose

The Canada moose in this area are hunted near lakes and rivers using boats or in mountain valleys by horseback. With averages in the low to mid 50” range this outfitter does not put a lot of pressure on the moose in this area to maintain a high percentage of quality animals.
Rates: $7,050 8-day 2x1 moose hunt
$7,950 8-day 1x1 moose hunt
Dates: September – October
Includes: Professional outfitting and guiding services, camp equipment, livestock, lodging, food, wolf hunting, fishing and trophy care.
Not included: 6% Canada GST, commercial flights, hotels & meals prior to hunt, trophy shipping, gratuities, charter approx. $1,350/person, BC moose tag approx. $250, BC hunting license approx. $180, non-resident hunter preservation fund fee approx. $125/hunter.
Transportation: Fly to Smithers, British Columbia.

North Alaskan Moose

Hunting on remote rivers for trophy moose is an adventure in spectacular country. Since 1977 this outfitter has more than familiarized himself in conducting great Alaskan hunts. With an 85% success rate on trophy moose ranging between 55”-70” with an average of 61” one can expect to walk away more than satisfied with a great trophy moose. Only allowing a limited number of trophy moose hunts each season has allowed hunters to be selective in finding the trophy of their dreams.
Rates: $13,500 11-day 1x1 moose hunt
Dates: September 5-15
Includes: Lodging, guide service, meals, transportation on property and game care.
Not included: Commercial flights, charter flight approx. $950 per person, hotels and meals prior to and after hunt, Alaska non-resident hunting license approx. $85, non-resident moose tag approx. $400 and gratuities.
Transportation: Fly to Dillingham, Alaska and charter to hunting area

Alaskan Horseback Moose Hunts

Experience some of the finest moose hunting the state of Alaska has to offer. This outfitter has been guiding in Alaska for several decades and commonly harvests moose in the 60” class with a few every year pushing 70”. All moose hunts are fully guided on horseback and their experienced and qualified guides do everything possible to make sure you have a successful and memorable fair-chase hunting experience.
Rates: $12,800 10-day 1x1 moose hunt
Dates: September – October
Includes: Accommodations, guide service, use of horses, meals, field preparation of game.
Not included: Commercial flights, charter flight fees approx. $700, hotels & meals prior to & after hunt, Alaska non-resident hunting license approx. $85, moose tag approx. $400 and gratuities.
Transportation: Fly to Fairbanks, Alaska and the following day charter to hunting area.

Northwest Territories Moose

Located southwest of Norman Wells, between the Mackenzie River and the Yukon border, this outfitter’s grounds cover approximately 9,000 square miles of mountainous terrain ranging from low rolling mountains to rugged peaks. Moose in this area are exceptional, ranging between 58”-65” and boasting a 90% success rate; couple that with exceptional mountain caribou hunting and you have yourself an incredible North American hunt. Caribou in this area will likely secure you a record book trophy and this outfitter
Rates: $15,000 8-day 1x1 moose & caribou hunt
Dates: September 8-15 & 16-23, 2008 and 2009
Includes: Accommodations, guide services, use of dogs, meals, field transport. & game care.
Not included: Canada goods and service tax, commercial flights, hotels & meals prior to & after hunt, license approx. $50 each specie, tag fee approx. $200 each for caribou & moose (pay upon harvest), charter approx. $700 round-trip.
Transportation: Fly to Norman Wells, NWT and charter to camp.

Yukon Trophy Moose

With over 7,000 square miles of prime country, this outfitter consistently takes some the best Alaskan-Yukon moose each and every year. Bulls over 65” are taken each year with success being close to 95% on bulls in the 58”-63” class. This country is filled with long valleys and numerous lakes. Most of the hunting is done on horseback, but boats are used at the camp near lakes. Our outfitter has the experience and quality of animals to produce trophy bulls each year.
Rates: $13,000 10-day 1x1 moose hunt
Dates: August 22-31, September 2-13 & 15-23, September 25 – October 4
Includes: Lodging, meals, field transportation, game care & services of professional guide.
Not included: Commercial flights, air charter approx. $1,300 US, hotel and meals before and after hunt, Canada goods & service tax 3% on hunt base price & harvest fees, 6% on all other purchases, hunting preservation fund approx. $160 CN, Canada gun possession permit approx. $25 CN, Yukon hunting license & tags approx. $200 US, Yukon government trophy fees on harvested animals, and gratuities.
Transportation: Fly to Whitehorse and charter to camp.

Monster Moose In The Yukon

Positively exceptional moose have been harvested in this area of the Yukon. Conducted from either boats or horses and ATV or backpacking, this outfitter will assist in your pursuit of North America’s largest antlered game. More than any other outfitter in North America, this outfitter has taken more record book moose in the last 15 years for both bow and rifle hunters.
Rates: $17,000 10-day 1x1 trophy moose hunt
$6,000 harvest fee on grizzly bear.
Dates: August – October
Includes: Lodging, services of professional guide, meals, transportation on property, and field preparation of game.
Not included: 5% Canada goods and service tax, commercial flights, hotels & meals prior to & after hunt, license & seal approx. $150, moose tag approx. $5, Yukon government trophy fee moose approx. $150, air charter approx. $1,595 USD + $495 USD if flying back meat, antlers & cape and gratuities.
Transportation: Fly to Whitehorse, overnight and charter to camp.

Alaskan Range Trophy Moose

Over the past 20 years this outfitter has taken some exceptional trophy moose for our clients. Success has been 80% on bulls in the 58”-70”+ class with an average of 63”. This area is near Denali National Park and you can also combine it with a caribou and/or grizzly for a mixed bag hunt. This outfitter will do all he can to see that you have a great experience and come home with a trophy bull.
Rates: $12,000 10-day 1x1 moose hunt (Sept. 1-10)
$12,000 9-day 1x1 moose hunt (Sept. 12-20)
Dates: September 1-10 & 12-20
Includes: Lodging, guide service, meals and field preparation of game.
Not included: Commercial flights, charter approx. $850, hotels & meals prior to and after hunt, Alaska non-resident hunting license approx. $85, non-resident moose tag approx. $400 and gratuities.
Transportation: Fly to McGrath, Alaska and charter to hunting area.

Alaska’s Unguided Trophy Moose

This new area in Alaska just opened in the fall of 2007 for non-residents and it has produced some exceptional bulls. Registered guides are not allowed to operate in this area so they are all unguided hunts, but this is one of the best moose areas in the entire state of Alaska. With a moose population boom in this area you can harvest one bull of any size during the month of September. Bulls in the upper 50’s to your upper 60’s are the norm for this area. In 2007, bulls in the 59”-67” were taken with numerous bulls in the 60” class being seen. Black bear can be taken at no additional charge except for your license. This is the best unguided moose hunt we’ve seen in a long time and your chance to take a huge Alaskan moose.
Rates: $5,000 10-day unguided Alaskan moose hunt
Dates: September
Includes: Airport pickup, air charter (if needed), tents, cots, food, sack for capes, chains, cooking utensils, stove, raft or canoe (if needed).
Not included: Commercial flights, Alaskan hunting license approx. $85/hunter, moose tag $400, black bear tag approx. $225, hotels & meals prior to hunt, dip, pack, crate and shipping of trophy and gratuities.
Transportation: Fly into Bethel, outfitter will meet upon arrival & transfer you to hunting area.