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Canadian Moose hunt
High
Canadian mountain meadows, pine ridges, willow flats, and many river bottoms,
make our area excellent for guided moose hunting. The diversity of habitat
allows us to provide top quality moose hunting starting in mid
August right to the end of October.
If you are on a guided Canadian hunt in August and early September, time will be
spent watching the many natural mineral licks as well as glassing
mountain valleys for summering bull moose. At this time of year bull
moose frequent these spots on a regular basis and are quit easy to
pattern.
Frosty mornings in mid September start the moose rut. Bull
moose strip their velvet and start wondering looking for the first
receptive cows. Valley bottoms, lakes and willow flats start to
produce the kind of
British Columbia hunting opportunities everyone needs to
experience. Misty morning and the low grunt of a Bull Moose will
make any hunter enjoy this hunt.
Lots of receptive cows and consistently colder
weather, brings the rut into full swing in October. Large bulls are
busy protecting their cows and are ready to fight. Guides will use
an old shoulder blade and a few well timed grunts to bring that
monster moose literally into your lap.
Things start too wined down near the end of October but
the good moose hunting is not over yet. Bulls start to bunch up and
concentrate on feeding to prepare for the long winter. This is when
it is an awesome opportunity to sneak along the common moose spots
tracking and stalking large Bull Moose. This is a great hunt to
combo with your search of a trophy Canadian whitetail or Mule deer.
Trophy Quality
The
outfitted moose hunts that we offer are for trophy
Canadian Moose. Our
goal as outfitters is to harvest bulls 50 inches or larger. We run
a very high success on this type of bull and encourage our hunters
not to shoot anything less. We are always concerned about trophy
management and are looking to harvest mature Canadian bulls. Every year we
harvest a number of bulls grossing over the 195 B+C minimum and
seeing that 200 mark broken is not a rare occurrence. These are top notch Canadian Moose Hunts
not only in British Columbia but in all of Canada.
Combination Options Available
Elk, Whitetail and Mule Deer, and black bear,
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