British Columbia Horseback & Lake Based Moose Hunts

Trophy Quality That Rivals the Yukon

This region of northern British Columbia sits in a class of its own when it comes to Canadian moose. Bordered by the Yukon and fed by several shared waterways, the area produces exceptional genetics and an impressive moose population. With an average antler spread well over 53 inches and multiple bulls exceeding 60 inches taken each season, hunters have a legitimate shot at a record-book trophy. Don’t be in a rush to pull the trigger early, in this country, patience is rewarded.

Two Hunt Styles, One Incredible Territory

Hunters can choose between two proven methods. On a horseback hunt, guides use horses to reach elevated glassing points or push through timber edges and willow draws in search of mature bulls. For those who prefer a less physically demanding approach, lake and river hunts involve traveling by boat while calling for moose and making short hikes to vantage points. Both styles produce the same high success rates and trophy quality, giving hunters the flexibility to choose the adventure that fits them best.

Combo Opportunities

Moose hunters have the option to add a caribou tag to their trip, making this one of the premier moose-caribou combination hunts in all of British Columbia. The density of both species in this region is simply unmatched, and year after year hunters walk away with two exceptional trophies from a single expedition.

First-Class Wilderness Experience

From base camp meals and accommodations to the dedication of the guiding crew, every detail is handled with care. Guides are described by past hunters as hardworking, personable, and committed to putting clients on animals — no matter the challenge.