Newfoundland Moose Hunt 10226

This Newfoundland Moose Hunt promises a low-pressure, high-success adventure that any moose hunter dreams of. While a typical moose taken here falls in the impressive 40-inch range, recent expansions have increased the potential for bagging 50-inch caliber trophies as well. The moose population in Newfoundland thrives, with estimates ranging between 120,000 to 150,000, showcasing a remarkable density. Just like most big game species, moose are most active during the golden hours of dawn and dusk, demanding patience and stealth from hunters. The prime time to engage in this hunt is during the rut, typically occurring between late September and early October. Calling proves effective during this period, often leading to thrilling close encounters. Beyond their significance as trophies, Newfoundland moose are prized for their delectable meat, making for an exceptional table fare.

Traveling to Newfoundland is a breeze for most hunters, with the option to ship meat, antlers, and capes back home. Whether you prefer the comforts of a recently built lodge with all the amenities of home or the rugged charm of a remote camp, this hunt accommodates both preferences. Remote camps offer clean, comfortable, and mobile tent sites, typically featuring three wall tents—one for hunters, one for guides, and a separate cooking tent. Sleeping tents include wood floors, army cots, propane lights, mattresses, and wood stoves with a ready supply of dry wood. Each camp also boasts hot showers. To ensure a successful hunt, they provide all necessary equipment, from canoes and boats to outboards, ATVs, or Argos. Your camp experience is further elevated with a full-time cook on staff.

The hunts run from Saturday to Saturday, with five full days of hunting. Your point of arrival is St. John’s, where an overnight stay is recommended before you embark on the journey. They will meet you in St. John’s and transport you to camp on Sunday, kicking off the hunt from Monday through Friday. For those seeking an extended adventure, a 10-day hunt can be arranged, and the option to include Black Bear and/or Moose in your Newfoundland Woodland Caribou hunt adds even more excitement to the experience.

Accommodations: Tent
Hunting Days: 5 Days
Trophy Class: 40+” Bulls
Weapon: Rifle, Muzzleloader, Archery
Style of Hunt: Spot & Stalk
Public Land
1 on 1
Moderate Physicality
Over the Counter Tags