Newfoundland Moose Hunt

Hunt trophy moose in prime management areas of Newfoundland (Area 25, 26) known for strong populations, phenomenal trophy opportunities, and consistent success. Hunters enjoy an impressive 90-95% shot opportunity as the remote areas help to sustain the herd for optimum trophy potential.

Each year, hunters take bulls ranging from 30” to 55”. Generations of expertise and hunting passion are passed onto your Moose Hunting experience through the guides who have hunted the area for years. Based on the guide/hunter style, moose are typically hunted by two main methods. Spot and stalk: offers tremendous opportunities and can cover a large area of terrain by foot, boat (or ATV at the drive-in lodge). Spotting from high points or “look-out’s” allows for a great vantage point, spot the game, and make a plan to get close.Moose calling: when the call is on, this is by far the most exciting way to hunt moose. You’ve never experienced anything like a bull moose swaying into range, grunting with every step! True aggressive calling techniques are typically reserved for during the rut, when bull moose are on the move, looking for the next receptive cow.

The hunt generally follows a standard schedule. You will arrive at the Main Camp to begin your hunt. Day one consists of traveling into camp and getting settled. There are places for you to sight in your gun or bow to ensure it wasn’t bumped during travel. Hunts begin on Monday morning, where you will hunt all day with your guide and return to camp each evening for a home-cooked meal. The lodging and amenities are first class in this remote wilderness, offering you all the comforts of home.