While moose hunting during the fall of 2003 my hunters observed more than 60 moose on their 6 day moose hunt. They were all tagged out by the third day!

Please book early to avoid disappointment!

We hunt our northern moose in wildlife management units 526 and 359. You'll find rivers, streams and a number of clear cuts in this area.

I only take two hunters per year in each of these wildlife management units. The best time to hunt bull moose is in the first part of the moose season around the 25th of August. We primarily hunt from tree stands near watering holes. The last few years Alberta has experienced drought conditions which has made watering holes a very good place to hunt moose. The large bull moose which is pictured here, was taken this way. And this is one of the largest moose we've taken by bow. Most moose taken by bow are in the 30" to 40" range.

The hunters will hunt from the tree stand during the early morning and evenings. We also drive hunting areas for bulls to stalk. To get into the watering holes we use the ol' Willie's Jeep. I believe these areas are without a doubt your best bet with the bow. Shots range from 8 to 30 yds. Our success rate is 90% to 100%, over the last four years.

If you are looking for a hunt with a great chance at a bull moose and a freezer full of the best meat the North has to offer, give us a try. Thank you.

• Food (three meals a day and all you can eat)
• Transportation from the airport in Peace River to our bush camp and to the hunting sites
• Field dressing and skinning of your moose and transportation to the meat processors
• Price of cutting unwrapping is between 35¢ and 46¢ a pound in CAD funds
• Memories and experiences of an Alberta moose hunt, priceless!
  

Not included in the price of the moose hunt

- License and tags
- Taxidermy costs
- Airfare

All deposits are non refundable. However, deposits can be transferred to another hunter for the dates contracted by the original hunter.