Wilderness Adventure Hunts for the 2009 / 2010 season

Bear

Moose

Wolf

Moose Country Outfitting offers you the opportunity to hunt Canadian Bull Moose, Timber Wolf and Black Bear in Alberta’s Northern Wilderness.

Moose:
We hunt Moose both in the early season during the “primary rut”, in September, and also in November, when bulls typically “herd up” in feeding areas. November can also bring on the “second rut”, where we change tactics and hunters and guides can get the bulls calling again! Wolf are combined with these hunts in both seasons. Black Bear can be added to the September hunt to make a significant combination hunt.

Bear:
The Peace River Country of Alberta is known around the world for its strong population of mature Black Bears. Come and experience a spot and stalk Black Bear Adventure Hunt, traveling by truck, ATV and/or canoe. Stay in remote, road access cabins located in the centre of the hunting area.

Wolf:
Seen as a wonderful additional trophy to your primary hunt species, wolf can also be hunted exclusively over bait in the winter months, or spotted and taken from ATV / snowmobile

Early fall Moose Hunts are conducted from a wilderness camp during the September / October calling season (moose rut). Hunting starts right from the tent door each morning, and we concentrate on the rutting activity of the moose, using calling techniques to bring bulls into the open for the hunter. Wolf are combined on these hunts for the nominal licence fee.

Early Fall Hunt

Price includes: pick-up at local airport (High Level, AB), transportation to and from hunting area, ATV usage, camp accommodations, camp meals, non-alcoholic beverages, field preparation and trophy care of animal, transportation of animal to local meat cutting business (hunt price does not include licences, meat cutting fees, alcoholic beverages and gratuities)

Late fall Moose Hunts are conducted on snowmobile or ATV, depending on weather, and based from High Level or Rainbow Lake with hotel / motel accommodation. Field accommodation for hunt is available upon client’s request. Tracking is used extensively to locate moose feeding and bedding areas, and then “drives” or stalking is used to sort out your bull. If rut activity is encountered, we can switch to calling, and may have the bulls coming in!

Late Fall Hunt

Primarily an ATV hunt, the ground hunted will be winter roads and seismic lines, and many timber harvested areas in the region. During the “green-up”, the bears frequent these areas to take in the natural food sources available. Designed with input from the client, the hunt can also include a 2 day canoe trip on the class 1 Chinchaga River, providing opportunities in country inaccessible by road or trail. This addition will take you on 100 miles of river adventure, camping on the shores and hunting the way it was before the country was opened.

Spring / Fall Black Bear Hunt

Price includes: pick-up at Peace River airport, road travel to and from hunting area, ATV usage, camp accommodations, meals, non-alcoholic beverages, skinning and salting of hide. (hunt price does not include licensing or alcoholic beverages)

Timber Wolf Hunt

Pricing for exclusive wolf hunt available upon request

Additional Costs for the Hunter Hunting in Alberta requires the visiting sportsman to purchase the following at a local license issuer: Wildlife Identification Number (WIN) - $8.00 Cdn. Wildlife Certificate - $22.85 Cdn. Moose tag - $280.00 Cdn. (2008 price – pricing subject to change) Black Bear tag - $110.00 Cdn. (2008 price – pricing subject to change) The hunter is also required submit a firearms permit to the Canadian Firearms Centre, and pay an entry fee to Canadian Customs at the border, which is $50 Cdn. *Additional hunting days available at U.S. $250/day and non-hunters welcome at U.S. $150/day Other licenses available to the Hunter Wolf / Coyote tag - $40.00 Cdn. Game bird - $105.89 Cdn. Hunter Requirements Sportsmen hunting with Moose Country Outfitting will find that most of their needs will be provided by the Outfitter. The Hunter is required to bring the following: -sleeping bag -personal clothing and footwear (warm, cold and wet weather gear) -special medication -weapon of choice

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" From a well appointed camp in an area of low hunting pressure, good food and knowledgable guides, solid and reliable equipment and strong animal populations, our hunters have experienced great success rates and a wilderness adventure that they have thoroughly enjoyed "

Al Wardale – Outfitter / Guide 

 
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