Moose Hunt Outfitters? DIY?

[IowaBuck]

I'm trying to decide what to do for my first moose hunt. I was looking into Ontario guided or non-guided fly-in hunts. I was thinking Idaho at first but after hunting black bears there two years in a row and talking with locals and other hunters I don't think it's a great idea.

I'm 21, funds are limited and if I choose to do a hunt up north it will have to be one of my only trips for that year. Anybody with experience hunting up north or recommendations on outfitters would be great!

 

[sneakypete]

No experience in Ontario, but I've been twice to Northern BC. I know it isn't cheap, but a moose horse back hunt is an adventure. Do your homework and if you can go to the Wild Sheep Show in Reno this coming January you'll gain a lot of knowledge and FaceTime with outfitters. If you go go on the WILD SHEEP FOUNDATIONS exibitaors list and make a list who you want to spend time with. Right now you're probably looking at 2019 season. Feel free to pm me. Moose hunting Is addicting!

 

[Ikeepitcold]

Do a few searches here on the forum. There is a few threads on the subject.

 

[MapleHill]

Newfoundland is the best bang for the buck. I haven't been (yet) but a very good friend has been 3 times, he took nice bulls every time as did everyone in his hunting party. They used Portland Creek Outfitters.

 

[480/277]

I second Newfoundland if on the east coast
BC if on the left coast

Newfoundland is a great hunt. But treat yourself and do a fly in hunt.
IMO it's a better hunt than the drive in hunts.