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a. Rifle/Bow Moose Hunt

$3999.00

b. Rifle/Bow Flyin Moose Hunt

$4999.00

c. Rifle/Bow Black Bear Hunt

$2499.00

 

MOOSE INFO

The moose is the largest member of the deer family. Mature males sometimes weigh up to 1500 lbs. Moose were introduced to the province of Newfoundland in 1906, and because of the excellent forage have increased their numbers to 120,000. Many areas of the province boast the highest moose densities in the world. A large bull moose, standing higher than a large saddle horse and sporting a massive antler display can be an imposing and challenging quarry. The mating period for moose, considered by many hunters the most successful time for hunting, runs from late September to early November. Notwithstanding the rut period, some of the very best times for hunting moose is after the rut, during the latter part of November. Newfoundland moose are classified as "Eastern Canadian" by both "Boone and Crockett", "Pope and Young", and "Safari Club International". Though generally smaller in body and antler size than their Alaskan cousins, Newfoundland moose are no less challenging to hunt.

 

Our Moose hunts at our main lodges yeild average Newfoundland size moose from 30-40", yet each location will produce a couple, maybe more, trophies each year. These sites offer all amenities of home, yet we do use various spike camps for overnighters away from the main lodges. Fly-in moose hunts are fairly tough hunts and one would need to be in reasonable shape to expect excellent results. Our ground access lodge offers moose hunting as good as and less demanding and should be considered if you are not in resonable physical condition. This ground access lodge though can offer the fit hunter the adventure of a lifetime as here we have such a vast area that you can literally hunt on foot everyday in different locations, a fabulous hunt indeed for any hunter.

 

Trophy Moose Hunts are offered on a limited basis. These hunts have yeilded moose in the range of 43-59" with the average around 48-50" and the largest 59". These hunts are rugged and demanding with no cooks or running water. You will have comfortable outfitter wall tents with wooden floors as wall as wood stoves and propane stoves. Also, generator power is supplied. Truly and adventure, but not for the faint of heart.

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​BLACK BEAR INFO

The American Black Bear (Ursus americanus) is the most common bear species native to North America. It lives throughout much of the continent, from northern Canada and Alaska south into Mexico, from the Atlantic to the Pacific. This includes 41 of the 50 U.S. states and all Canadian provinces except Prince Edward Island. Populations in the east-central and southern United States remain in the protected mountains and woodlands of parks and preserves, though bears will occasionally wander outside the parks' boundaries and have set up new territories, in some cases on the margins of urban environments in recent years as their populations increase. Although there were probably once as many as two million black bears in North America long before European colonization, the population declined to a low of 200,000 as a result of habitat destruction and unrestricted hunting. By current estimates, more than 800,000 are living today on the continent. There is a high population of these trophy bruins weighing in excess of 400-600 lbs.
 

Tree stands will also be used for hunting bear. Even though it is much more difficult to keep a bear around the bait during the fall, the chances for success will run 30%-40%. This is due to the vast expanses of berries that bears feed on.

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