Licence Fees
| Licence Type | Price (Cdn) |
|---|---|
| Moose Resident Resident Senior Non-Resident | $52.00 $33.80 $502.00 |
| Woodland Caribou (Newfoundland) Resident Resident Senior Non-Resident | $52.00 $33.80 $675.00 |
Where is the cheapest place to moose hunt?
The most affordable moose hunts are to be found in Eastern Europe, Baltic countries, and the European part of Russia, where you can hunt a moose for $1,000-$1,500. Western and Eastern moose hunts in Canada typically go for $3,000-5,000, and moose hunting in Scandinavia is priced similarly.
How much do moose hunts cost?
As a basic rule of thumb, expect $7,000-$10,000 per hunter for a self-guided hunt that includes charter plane flights, camp gear, and raft rentals or expect $22,000+ for a fully-outfitted hunt.
Can a non-resident hunt moose in Newfoundland?
Hunting. Non-residents wishing to hunt big game (bear, moose or caribou) in Newfoundland and Labrador must apply through one of the province’s outfitting companies. Visit HuntingOpens in new window on the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador’s tourism site for more information on available outfitters.
How much does a trophy moose hunt cost?
Trophy Fees (for additional animals harvested):
Grizzly Bear (as 2nd animal): $6,500. Moose (as 2nd animal): $6,500. Caribou: $4,150.
Where is the best moose hunting in Newfoundland?
An Excellent Spot For Hunting
With a 96% success rate, moose hunting at Tuckamore Lodge dominates other hunting areas around Newfoundland. Tuckamore Lodge also offers black bear hunting with an outstanding 70% success rate.
How much is a Canadian moose tag?
All fees are in Canadian dollars and are subject to 13% HST .
Hunting fees for non-residents of Ontario.
| Non-resident products | 2022 fee |
|---|---|
| Moose cow/calf tag | $150.00 |
| Moose bull tag | $200.00 |
| Deer licence and tag | $240.81 |
| Additional deer tag | $240.81 |
How much do you tip a moose hunt?
As a general rule in the industry, it is most common to tip a guide 10%-15% of the hunt value.
How many shots does it take to take down a moose?
They are fairly tough so multiple shots are often required. It is possible to kill a moose with one shot, most likely when hitting the head, but typically moose do not die before taking four shots from any weapon; rifle, bow, and distress pistol all seem equally effective.
Where is the best place to hunt moose?
Moose reside all over Alaska, but the best population densities are found in South-central and Interior Alaska. While the western and northern regions also provide decent hunting opportunities, the southeast is limited.
How much is a moose tag in Newfoundland?
Licence Fees
| Licence Type | Price (Cdn) |
|---|---|
| Moose Resident Resident Senior Non-Resident | $52.00 $33.80 $502.00 |
| Woodland Caribou (Newfoundland) Resident Resident Senior Non-Resident | $52.00 $33.80 $675.00 |
How many moose tags are issued in Newfoundland?
Moose. For the island of Newfoundland a moose quota of 27,665 licenses has been established: 17,850 Either Sex, 9,360 Male Only and 455 Not-For-Profit (NFP). This represents an overall decrease of 659 resident licenses over 2021-2022, including a decrease of 20 NFP as a result of reductions in the National Parks.
How do I get a moose tag in Newfoundland?
Applications can be submitted either by mail or online at www.wildlife.gov.nl.ca.
Applications
- Your application will be rejected if not completed correctly.
- If you do not want a licence but wish to advance in the priority pools, indicate ‘no’ in the section asking if you want the application to enter the draw.
How much are moose antlers worth?
What is the average price that they can be sold for? On average, a 350″ set is worth about $400 and for every 10″ above that add about $50. A 380″ set and larger will be worth between $550 to $1,000.
How many kilos of meat can you get from a moose?
With a single animal yielding as much as 300 kg of meat, moose continues to be a staple food source for many families.
Where is the best place to hunt moose in Canada?
Big Sand Lake Lodge has the largest moose hunting territory that is exclusive to any one operator in all of Canada. In this vast wilderness, you will commence your hunt for the largest member of the deer family. And, large they are! A bull moose in full spread of antlers is the most imposing beast in North America.
Can you buy moose meat NL?
Traditionally in Newfoundland, it’s been against the law to buy or sell moose.
Do you need a guide to hunt moose in Newfoundland?
Non-resident big game hunters are required to be accompanied by licenced guides. Guides are supplied by licenced outfitters. Non-resident small game, coyote, wolf or waterfowl hunters do not require guides. Non-resident big game licences (bear, moose, caribou) are only available through licenced outfitters.
How long is moose season in Newfoundland?
Moose Management Areas (Newfoundland)
| Moose Management Areas (Newfoundland) | ||
|---|---|---|
| 28 Black River | Sept. 11 – Dec. 31/21 | 300 |
| 28A TNNP (Zones) | Oct. 12/21 – Jan. 31/22 | 60 |
| 29 Bonavista Pen. | Sept. 11 – Dec. 31/21 | 950 |
| 30 Burin Pen Knee | Sept. 11 – Dec. 31/21 | 450 |
Can a non-resident hunt moose in Canada?
To hunt moose south of the 52nd parallel, you must, as a non-resident, use at least two services offered by an outfitter, including lodging, or you must hunt in a ZEC or a wildlife reserve.
Can you hunt moose in Canada without a guide?
You must have hired a guide outfitter, assistant guide outfitter or be named on a Permit to Accompany to hunt big game.