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Moose
Rifle and archery moose hunts in our remote zone — calling, spotting, and floating shoreline. We pull tags for clients in the draw at no charge.
- September & October rut
- Draw-tag support included
- Float or wall-tent camp
- Meat & cape care on-site
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Day-By-Day Itinerary
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Day 1
Float in or ATV to wall-tent camp. Set up, scout shoreline, evening calling session.
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Day 2
Pre-dawn paddle and call along primary shoreline. Listen and locate responsive bulls.
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Day 3
Call-and-wait at established wallows and moose travel corridors through the timber.
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Day 4
Boat or ATV scout of remote pond systems. Heavy cow-calling at midday.
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Day 5
Aggressive calling — rut peak. Guide deploys scent and visual decoy strategy.
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Day 6
Meat care and cape day on harvest. Otherwise continue calling on fresh wallows.
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Day 7
Extended float and glass new drainages not yet pressured.
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Day 8
Return to primary bull corridor. Evening calling from the most productive stand.
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Day 9
Final long-range push across new water. Meat and trophy logistics begin.
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Day 10
Pack out, float back, cape and antler care, departure day.
Gear & Equipment Checklist
- Heavy rifle — .338 Win Mag, .300 Win Mag, or .375 H&H minimum recommended
- Waterproof hip waders for shoreline scouting and float work
- 10x50 binoculars — moose country is big and open
- Layered clothing system for sub-freezing mornings and warm afternoons
- Bear spray on person at all times in moose country
- Sleeping bag rated to -10°F for wall-tent nights
- Dry bags for float camp and boat gear
- Personal first-aid kit
- Valid moose tag and draw confirmation paperwork