This archery moose hunt produced six bulls for six hunters in three years from 38 to 55 inches.
You have the option of adding a mule deer to your hunt. Most bowhunters have a 50 percent chance of taking a deer, the outfitter said.
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"Bucks average 150 to 160," he said. "The last two we got scored 153 and 156. Most guys only take them as add-on to the moose tag. Sometimes after we take a moose, then we'll go in on horseback or walk in for muleys. "
The outfitter operates out of a nice lodge in his main area. Sometimes he will fill all his permits and then will lease another outfitter's quota in a different area.
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Price per person, hunter:guide ratio
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| Moose, 6 days |
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| Moose/mule deer, 6 days, 1x1 |
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| Lodging and meals |
Travel
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| Cabin quarters with full facilities and meals are included in the price of the hunt. |
Transportation between Edmonton and the hunting area three hours east of Edmonton.
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| Terrain |
Seasons
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Foothills 3,600 to 4,200 feet in elevation.
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September archery season |
| Hunter success |
Trophy size
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2004-2006 combined: Six bulls for six hunters
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55, 53, 46, 42, 40 and 38 inches |
| Hunting methods |
Licenses and tags
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Mostly stillhunting and spotting and stalking. Calling during the pre-rut in September can work.
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Hunting licenses and big game tags are not included in the hunt prices above. Click here for details. |
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| Gun permit, taxidermy or transportation of meat and trophies to hunter's home, butcher service, Canadian tax (3 1/2 to 7%), hunting licenses and tags |
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