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Moose Hunting Success Rates

You will always remember the thrill of observing the moose in his native habitat and the challenges involved with hunting the Canadian moose. We are well experienced hunters ourselves, and we take great pride in helping our guests achieve hunting success.


2011 Hunting Season

Wilderness Moose Hunt
Our first hunters from Texas bow hunters. Both Gary and Cathy had opportunities at two small bulls each while sitting at some of our many mineral licks. Both chose to pass on these bulls. Gary hunted in August with Cathy hunted in September. Our first rifle hunters came on the opening of the rut season, September 24. Mel harvested a good bull on the first morning. Ralph harvested his bull on the morning of day seven. Ernie had several bulls answering and coming to the calling but swirling winds and other misfortunes kept him from harvesting his bull. Our next two hunters, Mark and his son greg, also had plenty of calling action. Greg harvested his bull on day four and Mark, after passing up several smaller bulls did not harvest one. Terry, from Texas, returned for his 11th hunt with us and harvested his eleventh bull and a big black wolf. Mike, also from Texas, shot a nice bull on our mid October hunt.

This year we offered November hunting in our Wilderness Area.  Our first two hunters in November only hunted for 6 days and took one nice bull.
Our last three hunters harvested 2 nice bulls. The third hunter on his third hunt with us, passed on the many smaller bulls and was holding out for a big trophy.  Two nice whitetails in the 140-150 class were also harvested on this hunt.

We will now be offering a moose/ whitetail combo hunt during this last hunt of November which is in the peak of the whitetail rut.

Archery Moose Hunt
Kevin had several moose responding to his calls during the first week of the October rut. Both of his archery hunters harvested their bulls as Kevin once again enjoyed complete success. Kevin has good calling skills and that again led to succeess. Only two hunters are taken out each fall by Kevin.


2010 Hunting Season


Wilderness Moose Hunt
We continue to have excellent success on our Wilderness Moose Hunts. Terry returned for his third trip along with his brother Eric who was on his second trip. Eric harvested a good bull about 48" on his second day. Terry harvested a 52" bull on his fourth day. They advised me that they saw 34 different moose on this trip. Our next hunter, Hans from Denmark shot a good 46" bull on his seventh day. The weather was quite warm and slowed the moose activity. Terry from Texas, our last hunter, returned for his 10th trip to hunt moose with us. ON the third morning he harvested a good bull in the 40" range.

Archery Moose Hunt
Joe and Rose returned from New York for their second hunt. This time Joe harvested a medium sized bull with his traditional archery gear early in his hunt.


2009 Hunting Season


Wilderness Moose Hunt
Terry from Texas returned for his 9th moose hunt and again was successful as he harvested his 9th bull moose. Bruce and Larry, who bow hunted with us in 2007 returned to try again. This time they returned during the rut and brought their rifles as back up. Larry saw 5 bulls and harvested one over 40" on the fifth day. Bruce carried both his bow and gun the whole hunt. On the first morning he had an opportunity at a 60 plus inch bull. He chose to use his bow and could not close the deal. The rest of the hunt he kept looking for that bull. Overall he saw 12 bulls with 7 of them being in close enough range to harvest with his bow. On the last evening he finally broke down and shot a bull about 40" with his rifle.

Archery Moose Hunt
Kevin, Joe and Rose from new York hunted with their traditional archery equipment. They had several shot opportunities but could not harvest their moose.


2008 Hunting Season


Wilderness Moose Hunt
We started the season off with Doc and Bill (hunted with us in 2006 and were successful) returning as our bow hunters again. They came about two weeks later this time and did not find success. Bill had a huge 60" plus bull at 40 yards near a mineral lick waiting for the cow while she drank for about 40 minutes. He claims he will have vivid memories of those large palms and long tines for a long time.

After 8 years we finally had a break in our 100% success rate with our rifle hunters. Terry D who hunted with us in 2006 and harvested a bull just under 50" came back with his brother. His brother harvested a good bull early in the hunt but Terry held off. He passed on several nice bulls in the mid 40" plus range. Early in the hunt he did see a good bull that may have been over 60" and he wanted one like that. He chose not to harvest a bull smaller than the one he shot in 2006.

Our last three rifle hunters also had good success but had somewhat different goals. Mike wanted a young 2 1/2 year old bull for the freezer and on his second day he filled his goal. Pete was just looking for any good bull as he had not shot a moose before and took about a 35" bull on the 4th day. Paul wanted to do a full body mount but only had 6 days to hunt. After passing on many smaller moose, he finally shot a 41" bull on the last day. He says a head mount will have to do for now.


2007 Hunting Season


Wilderness Moose Hunt
This was another year where each of our rifle hunters enjoyed success at harvesting some good bulls in the 38"-48" range. The rut was somewhat subdued this year but a good number of bulls were seen and the hunters still had their choice of some good bulls.

Our two bow hunters, Bruce and Larry, hunted hard early in the season but just could not put it together with a few missed opportunities. They are now booked back for the 2009 season and seem to have a bit of a score to settle. Larry did have 6 wolves come near his stand one morning and almost succeeded in taking one of these elusive predators with his bow.


2006 Hunting Season


Wilderness Moose Hunt
During the past six seasons we enjoyed total success with each rifle hunter harvesting his moose. This year we added some archery hunters. Both Doc and Bill harvested good moose during the pre-rut archery season. Terry, who had booked our first rifle hunt came a week early to try with his bow. "Lucky" Terry harvested a bull just over 40" while sitting at a mineral lick. As the rut season just started, Dwayne, another rifle hunter, had little difficulty in harvesting a good bull in a few days. Terry D., our last rifle hunter wanted to come with his bow during the archery season but since we were booked he came with his rifle. Terry harvested a massive bull just under 50". If you ask Terry about his adventure he will tell you that he saw 36 moose on his hunt. He may tell you that he saw a 55"-60" bull up close on the last day while videoing with his guide. Then again he might not, as he is planning to come back.




2005 Hunting Season


Wilderness Moose Hunt

The moose rut season starts on September 24 and runs through to October 31. During this rut season moose can be hunted with black powder or rifle. This season we had three rifle hunters. We hunt in a very remote wilderness area that has an extremely high moose population. The moose rut was quite intense this year. The bulls were traveling about throughout the day hoping to locate that love sick cow. This made them respond to lonesome cow calls very readily. Many bulls we called in with a large number of moose being seen. Our first two hunters both harvested good bulls on the first day being 40" and 51" respectively. Our third hunter passed on a bull about 45" the first morning and then harvested a 40" on the fourth day.
Again we enjoyed some short hunts with 100% success.



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