All this outfitter's rifle moose hunters have scored in the past five years and all but one of his bowhunters. In 2007 he accommodated 13 moose hunters, and they killed 13 bulls with antlers spreading 42 to 53 inches. His biggest bull so far was 59 inches wide. He operates in zones with good moose populations, including some zones where residents must draw tags but where he has guaranteed tags for non-residents. Hunts are six days long, and there is one guide per pair of hunters. Meals and accommodations are included. He is offering a special late-season (November) hunt in 2008. This special hunt includes helicopter transportation into a remote area. You'll have the option of staying in wall tents in the hunting area or flying out each day to stay in a cabin. You must have two hunters to book this hunt.
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Price per person, hunter:guide ratio
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| Moose, 6 days |
$6,000 2x1
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| Moose/deer, 6 days, 1x1 |
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| Lodging and meals |
Travel
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| Cabin or motel quarters with full facilities and meals are included in the price. |
Transportation between Edmonton and the hunting area three hours east of Edmonton.
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| Terrain |
Season
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Foothills 3,600 to 4,200 feet in elevation.
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November 2008. Pick your week. |
| Hunter success |
Trophy size
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2007: 13 bulls for 13 hunters, antlers spreading 42-53". Except for a bowhunter, all hunters in the past five years have tagged out.
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50-inch average for rifle huntes and just below 50 inches for bowhunters. Biggest bull so far had a rack 59 inches wide. |
| Hunting methods |
Licenses and tags
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Mostly stillhunting and spotting and stalking. The hunting area is accessible by four-wheel-drive truck.
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Hunting licenses and big game tags are not included in the hunt prices above. Click here for the latest prices. |
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| Gun permit, taxidermy or transportation of meat and trophies to hunter's home, butcher service, Canadian tax (7%), hunting licenses and tags |
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