Newfoundland Woodland Caribou & Moose Hunt 10866

This Newfoundland Caribou & Moose Hunt presents an exclusive opportunity for non-residents to engage in the pursuit of these magnificent creatures, a privilege found only in Newfoundland. The hunting season typically leans towards caribou during their rut, typically observed between September and November, with the rutting period peaking in October. During this phase, caribou assemble into smaller herds of 12 to 40 animals, providing hunters with prospects to pursue several impressive trophy bulls.

Based from the central lodge in area 64, you’ll actively maneuver to locate the Caribou. The hunting strategy involves strategic spotting from lookout points. Guides meticulously use binoculars to evaluate the trophy quality of the bulls, devising precise plans for the stalk. This systematic approach promises an engaging and rewarding experience for enthusiasts seeking an unforgettable caribou hunting adventure.

Additionally, the Newfoundland Moose Hunt specializes in delivering exceptional moose hunting experiences within prime management areas—specifically, Area 25 & 26 —known for their high success rates and remarkable trophy opportunities. With a thriving moose population, hunters can expect a remarkable 90% to 95% shot opportunity across these camps. The area consistently yields bull moose ranging between 30” to 55” annually, owing to its remote settings that sustain the herd for optimal trophy potential. Guided by experienced professionals, each moose hunting expedition seamlessly integrates generations of expertise, catering to diverse hunting preferences and styles.

Accommodations: Lodge
Hunting Days: 6.5 Days
Trophy Class: Mature Bulls
Weapon: Rifle or Archery
Style of Hunt: Spot & Stalk
Public Land
1 on 1
Moderate Physicality
Over the Counter Tags