Adventure Description

This premier outfitter specializes in 1×1 remote wilderness (fly-in) hunts, for trophy BC bull moose. Their location on the BC-Yukon border produces some of the best ‘Canadian Moose’, anywhere. You can’t get closer to an Alaska-Yukon moose hunt, without going to Alaska or the Yukon. If you want the full wilderness experience, and are serious about a 55″ class bull, then this is the hunt for you. This outfitter provides remote wilderness hunting adventures for big BC bull moose.Some of this outfitters Moose hunts can be combined with mountain goat, caribou, wolf, stone sheep and/or bear. Wolf and black bear tags are offered to all moose hunters free of charge. This operation runs their BC moose hunts from late August through mid-October. Their British Columbia moose hunts are wilderness hunts, requiring float plane to access remote camps where they hunt with a small boat/canoe, on foot (sometimes with ATV support), and/or horses. Most of their hunts are done with 1 hunter per camp. They do have a couple of camps that can handle 2-3 hunters at a time, for when they have a small group of hunters who would like to hunt out of the same base camp. Most of their camps are used for just one hunt a year (or less). Facilities are rustic – they have some small cabins, but often hunt from tents. Each moose hunt has its own challenges and opportunities, but all provide a unique wilderness hunting experience in a place where you have a good chance at harvesting an excellent bull moose. It usually takes a couple of conversations with each hunter before they book to make sure that everyone gets into the right camp, with the style of hunting that will work best for them. Spot & stalk hunts by horseback are physically demanding hunts with high harvest rates for hunters who are tough enough. Serious mountain riding and hiking required. Great for mountain caribou & moose combinations as well as mountain goat & moose combination hunts. Hunters fly to Ft. Nelson. Rugged hunts, come in shape, especially the horseback hunts. Based out of Muncho Lake, B.C. on the Alaskan Highway. Hunters flying should fly to Ft. St. John or Ft. Nelson, rent a car and drive to Muncho Lake, and air charter from there.