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Moose Hunts / Rut moose hunts
Get a thrill of a lifetime with big game hunting. Experience remote
quad trails, comfortable lodging and good quality game. Start the
day with a good hearty breakfast and end it with friendly campfire
chatting. Enjoy memorable and exhilarating moose hunting adventures
in northern Alberta.
Our moose hunts typically start with us quading along trails to
our camp which is beside the peace river. From there we go with
16foot boat with honda outboard along the river to the islands and
walk behide the island to call the moose into range. Hunters can
inspect to walk 2 miles a day.
This is where we stay for the entire six day hunt. Day to day hunting
generally includes hunting from sunrise to sunset and returning
to camp for evening meal. We have treestands over looking big praires
were hunter can sit and watch as the guide
calls in the trophy moose. There's always the spectacular view you
can't miss, watching animals swim across the mighty peace river.
There's always a cook in camp to have the meals ready for the hunters.
Temperture very from 25 to 50 Fahreneit. Please be
prepared for extreme climate change, good footwear, jackets, or
clothing is essential.
Hunters can use rifle, bow, or crossbow to hunt there moose. The
average moose antler size range from 30" to 50" inches
wide. The rut season begins late september and ends mid October.
Normaly we have 6 day hunt from monday thru to saturday. But longer
hunts can be arranged. Moose will be quartered and brought
out for you. Arrangement can be made to have the meat cut and wrapped,
just minutes away. These hunts are taken place in WMU 535.
In northern Alberta
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Archery
only Moose Hunting
Our archery moose hunting starts with a quad ride deep into the
woods were we stay in a cabin beside the little buffalo river. These
Alberta moose hunts are spot-stalk, this time of the moose antlers
are still in velvet. We stalk moose at the moose feeding area when
the moose are tame because, NO OTHER HUNTERS, and just before the
gun hunters. most bow shots at moose will range from 20 to 60 yards.
Moose hunters ride with quad to check out open logged off areas
were they feed to find your trophy moose. Hunters could inspect
to walk a couple miles a day in wet grass and brush. Full time cook
in camp to keep the camp clean and meals ready. Archery moose hunting
season temperature range from 20 to 65 F. Our only dates are August
25th to 29th 2009. NO SUNDAY HUNTING This hunt takes place in WMU
528 in northern Alberta, Canad
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Alberta
Bear Hunts
Spring Bear Hunting
Come on out and take part in some exciting bear hunts. We normally
see 15 to 25 bears a week, from yearlings to boonies. We have boonies
on video. Pope-young bears are taken yearly with archery. These
bear hunts are at action packed bait stations. We have several remote
bait sites set up bear hunters for gun or archery. An average shot
at a bear is about 15 yards perfect for bow hunters. Top Notch Adventures
quad in to our bear stations. And we start to bait bears in mid
April to beginning of June. We have bear in all color phases from
black, brown, blond, and each hunter can take 2 bears. 100% shot
opportunity. 100% success rate.
Top Notch Adventure will prepare the bear for your needs, either
full mount, shoulder mount or rug. We normally have 6 days hunt
but it can be change to your schedule. Use fix tree stands and enough
room for couple guys if somebody want to video tape there bear hunt.
The temperature is normally 40 to 70 F Hunters can use either gun,
bow or crossbow. best hunt dates are mid May to end of May. Temperatures
vary from +10 C to +25 C For fall bear hunting we would hunt
in the first three weeks of September, and the weather is cooler.
If you want the animal caped, we'll prepare the trophy for the taxidermist.
and make arrangements to have it done.
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Fall
Bear Hunting
All similar to our spring hunting. In our fall hunts it can be arrange
that we bait the bears or if you want an exciting
spot-stalk hunt. If you want more action spot-stalk is the way to
go. We hunt the fields were the bear come to feed. These shots could
be from 20 to 200 yards. |
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