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Expired Moose Hunt Listings
We offer hunts for Alaska-Yukon, Canada and Shiras moose. We book hunts in Alaska, British Columbia, Alberta, Newfoundland, Utah and Wyoming. Call for updated prices and openings.Alberta archery moose hunt produces four bulls for four hunters in 2004 and 2005 combined.
Wyoming ranch offers unguided hunt
14,000-acre ranch in Unit 27 holds some big bulls. There are usually lots of moose. This hunt is booked in 2007 but available in 2008. $2,500 a person. This area has not been hit by wolves. You'll need a few preference points to draw a tag. Hunt MS3394SA.
Two openings for Alaska moose in 2007
If you're interested in this hunt, you'll have to apply for a tag by May 31. The price is $10,400 for a 10-day hunt in one area, and another $1,100 for a hunt inside a refuge. The outfitter got five moose for six hunters in 2006. The sixth guy was a bowhunter and had three stalking opportunities. The bulls had racks that ranged from 53 to 62 inches wide and the biggest moose scored at book minimum with heavy horns, good paddles and lots of points. Hunts are Sept. 5-15 and 16-30 outside the refuge. The refuge hunts are Sept. 5-20. All hunts include 10 days of actual hunting. We are expecting some huge moose to come from the refuge this year. That's because since the area became a limited-tag unit, hardly anybody has applied. Hunt MS4940.
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Alaska Peninsula refuge produces big bulls: This hunts on the lower Ugashik has consistently yielded big bulls. All hunters he has taken have scored except for a father/son team in 1999, and they saw seven legal bulls. In 2000 he had three hunters, and all took moose with an average antler spread of 62 1/2 inches. They saw 19 bulls, including 14 legal bulls (racks over 50 inches wide). While stalking a bull the outfitter thought would make Boone and Crockett, a brown bear ran the moose off. In 1998 his 3 hunters tagged a 68 1/2", 64" and 61". In 1999, the year the father/son team did not score, his third hunter got a 60-inchers. 10 day 1x1 hunt, $9,000. Backpack with tent camp accommodations. Hunt MS783.
Yukon hunt yields 15 bulls for 15 hunters
Moose hunt in Alberta produces 30 bulls for 32 hunters in past three years 
This moose hunt near Grand Prairie, Alberta, yielded 10 bulls averaging just under 40 inches for 10 hunters in 2001. Due to a two-thirds reduction in resident moose tags, the hunting has improved since five years ago. Only $3,500 for six hunting days. Details . Details . Northern British Columbia hunt offers high success on big bulls Hunt east of Juneau and get Alaska-size Canada moose. Hunter success typically 100% on moose-only hunts. Goat and caribou can be added. Details . Special early season five -day Alaskan moose hunt This outfitter runs a September 1 to 5 moose hunt every year for only one client. He has a little honey hole above timberline in a couple bowls that has produced 100% success on quality bulls. This is a very physical hunt and you must be in good condition. The hunt is perfect for the hunter who has a limited amount of time, fly in August 31 and leave September 6. Last fall his hunter took a 64 inch bull the first day. Hunt takes place in the Alaskan Range out of McGrath and price is only $6,500. Hunt MS776. This outfitter has operated in this area since since his father turned it over to him 10 years ago. Moose has been the bread and butter for this outfit and all 15 gun hunters in '99 took good bulls. He offers a rut hunt September 18 to 29 for the base price of $7,000. Kill fee on moose is only $1,500 or $1,000 for good quality mountain caribou. He also offers a base priced raft hunt for only $6,000. They took 2 clients in '99 on this hunt and both were successful. He plans on taking 4 for year 2000. The early 12 day horseback sheep hunts July 31 to August 12 and August 12 to 24 are based at $7,500. Kill fees are: dall sheep $2,000, fannin sheep $4,000, moose $1,500, caribou $1,000 and grizzly $3,000. Two grizzlies were taken in '99. Details. Hunt moose and caribou in Sweden
Our outfitter in Sweden had a good year. He took three moose hunters in 2002 (two from Pennsylvania and one from Ontario), and they killed three bulls in the 40 to 44-inch class. He also offers hunts for caribou (also known as European reindeer). He did not have any American caribou hunters but did take two hunters from Sweden and reported that they killed bulls in the 340 SCI clss. Moose hunts are $4,350 for five days, and caribou hunts are $2,950. Extra days are $475. Round trip airfare is available for $1,000 or less from major American cities. The moose are comparable in size to eastern Canada moose, and the caribou are bigger than woodland caribou but not as big as barren ground caribou. Ask about Hunt MS722. Trophy bulls near Iliamna, Alaska An outfitter we've hunted with offers high-success fly-in trophy hunts. Bulls typically average about 60 inches and often have spreads exceeding 65 inches. Details. British Columbia moose hunt Hunt moose and a black bear in the Coastal Range of northern British Columbia for $5,800 for seven days. Hunts.Net's Rich LaRocco hunted with this outfitter for black bear in spring 2004 and found them to be well-organized and dedicated to putting on a quality hunt. Residents must draw a special tag to hunt this area, so bulls in the 50-inch-plus class are taken regularly. The outfitter expects high success on bulls in the 45- to 55-inch class. The outfitter gets only one tag in this area per year. Hunt Wrangell Mountains, Alaska: In '04 six hunters tagged five bulls with two racks spreading 60 and 62 inches. The unsuccessful hunter arrived late and had to be pulled out of the bush early due to freeze-up. He is coming back in 2005. Seven-day hunts with one hunter per guide are $7,500 in '05 and $8,500 in '06. Grizzly can be taken on a kill fee. Asow just under 8 feet was taken last fall. Hunts start Sept. 20 when the rut is in full swing. Hunters fly to Anchorage and rent a car to Slana. No extra charter flights. Hunt MS822. Yukon outfitter discounts combo hunts for moose/grizzly/caribou
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An outfitter in the Yukon Territory of northern Canada offers eight-day hunts. Hunter success was 100% again on moose in 2003, and trophy size is excellent due to extremely low hunting pressure at remote sites. The price is $10,000. You can take a grizzly for a $5,000 trophy fee or a caribou for an extra $2,200. Also available for trophy fees are wolf ($600), wolverine ($700) and black bear ($1,100). Hunt in September or October. Price includes one hunter per guide service but does not include the 3.5% sales tax, charter ($753), license or export tags.|
Alberta outfitter offers hunt near High Level: This six-day hunt is $3,900 a person. You can choose among a hunt in the Buffalo Head Hills about 80 miles south of High Level during the last week of September or a river-based hunt along the Peace River. The hills hunt is based out of small cabins, while the river hunt is based out of a 55' bunk trailer. The outfitter did not offer this hunt in 2005. In 2004 he took five hunters, and all got bulls from 30 to 46 inches wide. Hunt MS5229.
Alberta outfitter has one moose openings, two archery elk slots and a few whitetail and mule deer openings |
Northern Alaska: While game numbers are hurting farther south, both moose and caribou are thriving above the Arctic Circle. Hunts.Net’s Rich LaRocco and three Hunts.Net customers hunted moose with this outfitter Sept. 2004 and had a great time. Rich shot the smallest bull, a 54-incher that was an old, over-the-hill animal. Two of the other hunters got massive 58-inchers and the other hunter passed on legal bulls up to 55 inches or so while holding out for a 60-incher. Usually some bulls over 60 inches are taken on this hunt, but not in 2004. In both 2001 and 2002 the outfitter took 8 moose hunters, and both years all 8 killed bulls averaging over 60 inches In 2003 he took seven corporate hunters at once, and they killed six bulls up to 68 inches. Caribou hunters are typically 100%, and you can take two bulls. $7,500 moose only, $11,000 moose/caribou combo from Kotzebue, no extra charters. 
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