Canadian Moose

The Cariboo Mountains offer an exceptionally diverse moose habitat, with countless lakes, alpine meadows, old-growth forests, clear cuts old and new and wetlands providing ideal conditions throughout the region. Moose are found across these varied landscapes, offering hunters excellent opportunities during the rut the last ten days of September into the first two weeks of October. In some years, a late October hunt is also available and has proven to be equally productive.  This hunt offers opportunities at bulls averaging 45 inches.

Our hunting methods are tailored to conditions and terrain and may include hunting from tower blinds over mineral licks, calling in high alpine meadows and clearcuts, glassing from strategic vantage points, and hunting along the Upper Matthew River and Ghost Lake. To ensure a quality experience, hunters are carefully positioned in separate locations, with no more than one or two people hunting a given area at the same time. Depending on the hunt plan and conditions, travel and access may involve walking, sitting, boating, and 4×4 use. Traditional cow and bull calling is also an important part of the hunt, helping draw rutting bulls into range