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I dream of moose

Started by Biathlonman, April 13, 2014, 07:54:00 PM

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John Havard

Abe, I hope your hunt and trip is glorious.  It sounds like a wonderful time.

John


Biathlonman

Abe I think you may have something there. It's almost like I need something to plan for, to train for, to dream about. It's what will keep me going the extra shifts at work and the extra miles of training and watching what I eat.

Had a long talk with the wife tonight and she is ok with 2017. It's not tomorrow, but 3 years is better then 6!

Kevin Dill

Sounds like a heck of an adventure Abe! In the end, that's really all most of us are seeking. If big antlers come walking and rocking...that's a huge bonus.

John Havard....bull moose and blueberries! I love that picture. Thanks for your knowledge over the years.

Cari-bow

Thanks John
I'm impressed with the size of the rack but what really gets me is the distance between the eyes. That must have been a brute to handle.
One other thing is the river is a brook trout spawning river and the last 4 days of our trip the season opens up for angling. I have never caught brook trout out natural water so this is a bonus.

Kevin  Adventure with possibilities and family and or friends to share it with.
Abe

lt-m-grow

This thread has taken a wonderful and interesting path...thanks to all that shared the information so far and I hope this conversation continues.

TURKEYFOOTGIRL

I will be heading on a 12 day Alaskan float trip for moose in early September. Very exciting! I hunted Alberta last year and this will be a much richer experience!
"Life's too short for ugly bows n arrows" Chris B

cmh

Abe, that will be a grand trip..... Never thought about a float trip and I love to canoe. I will say I have read and re-read all this and it's full of great info and suggestions that will hopefully  help me plan my own moose hunt..... Thanks  ;)
ISAIH 41:10 ROMANS 10:13
GOD BLESS..........

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bbell

Couldnt afford it this year if I drew the tag but next year I am going to start applying for montana moose. $75 bucks a year to get points. It is my dream hunt for sure. This is a good thread for sure.
Brandon

Tim in Wa.

seems like the last few years there  have always been left over non res. tags for the Idaho panhandle.
As I recall they are something like $2500.00,to rich for my blood bur pretty reasonable compared to Alaska or Canada
Tim

Steve Chappell

Abe...now that sounds like a good adventure. Will you take just one canoe? I talked to a guy in BC about doing a float hunt in northern BC but that ended when we found out as a US citizen I must have a licensed guide.
AKA - Huntfun
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Michigan Longbow Association
Michigan Traditional Bowhunters
Backcountry Hunters & Anglers

Cari-bow

Steve
We just ordered a freighter canoe which is 17ft square stern with a 44" beam. We will have a kicker motor for it also. We fell this will work for all of us and a moose. The motor will give us the option to move back up the river and deliver the moose or camp to the end of the river. We will be working out the details of the size of motor we will to make it work for us.
I am leaning towards a 6hp 4 stroke.
Abe

AKstickandstring

I live and Hunt interior Alaska and like it has been said before during moose season there are alot of people and not alot of moose but tell you what if you want to get into moose you have to ditch the jet boat and atvs and get out away from where all the main trails are there is so much pressure and not alot of moose, I pack drag and paddle my way back into sloughs and hike from there you can hear air boats they always stop and ask you seen anything we havnt, I see moose mainly cows and smaller bulls that they never will because they have excellent hearing and when you have a 350running at max rpm its hard to sneak up.
you win some you lose some its just important that you are in the race.

mpauls

Great thread!! I look forward to a hunt report with pics Abe!! Keep us posted!

Cari-bow

Mpauls
I've been dreaming and planing about this hunt more then elk season. Really I'm just keeping my mind off elk because I can't go till maybe next year. Although moose is another big passion of mine. The build up for this is making this allot of fun.
Good luck with the elk and keep me informed.
Abe

Bowwild

Wow, this thread has me thinking about AK sooner than later!  I'm committed to my first moose hunt in Alberta.

I'm pretty locked in for CO elk in 2015 but if the Moose bug bites me...things can change.

Brock

after listening to Monty Browning at the Compton Tent at NCTAR......and another person mentioning they are taking a trip down Moose John....I am seriously going to start my savings this year and try and book one for 2016...as 2015 I have plans for a bear hunt.
Keep em sharp,

Ron Herman
Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Backcountry Hunters & Anglers
PBS Assoc since 1988
NRA Life
USAF Retired (1984-2004)


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