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Alberta Moose Hunts If you've never seen a bull moose up close you don't know what you're missing! Our Alberta moose hunts are exciting and challenging, offering the moose hunter 3 options for choosing the perfect moose hunt. We offer archery moose hunts during the pre-rut, rifle hunts during the peak of the rut and rifle post rut hunts. No matter which moose hunt you choose, it's sure to be an exciting adventure.

What makes us unique:

Fishing is also available during our rut moose hunts. Join us for an Alberta Hunting Adventure you will not soon forget! Contact us now to book your next hunting adventure.

About our trips:

Archery Moose Hunts start in mid September prior to the rut. The archery hunts are conducted in the Eastern slopes region of west-central Alberta just prior to the rut. We hunt on natural mineral licks that the moose come to on a daily basis. The bull moose are starting to get ready for the rut and are actively looking for cows that might be ready to breed. The moose in this zone average 35-45 inch spread with a few exceeding the 50 inch mark, our best being 53 inches. We also have combo archery moose & black bear hunts available. Rifle Moose Rut Hunts take place from late September to mid October in the northern boreal forest of Alberta. We utilize calling to get the bulls into position for a shot. If you have never seen a fired-up bull moose come to the call, then you are missing one of the most exciting things you will ever see. This is a very exciting time to hunt moose as the moose are very aggressive. We scout the area prior to the hunt to determine where the concentration of the cows are, this increases the chance of seeing some real trophy bulls. The moose in this zone average 35-45 inch spread with a few exceeding the 50 inch mark. Rifle Post-Rut Moose Hunts take place during early November in northeastern Alberta where there is a very high moose population. These hunts are conducted in old cut blocks where the moose are feeding and resting. The bulls are starting to bunch up in bachelor groups. If you see one bull, it is quite likely that there are others close by. This is a “big bull zone” the bulls will average between 40 and 50+ inches, the best being 56 inches.

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Black Bear Hunting, Moose Hunting, Whitetail Hunting, Alberta Hunting, Alberta Fishing