SNOMOOSE: Hunt the largest single hunting concession in North America on this exciting hunt. Situated to the West of Fort Simpson, NWT and stretching West through the MacKenzie Mountains and touching the Yukon border this extensive hunting concession is home to Alaska/Yukon moose, dall sheep, mountain caribou and mountain goat. To date, there are still areas in this 12,500 square mile concession, that have never been hunted, never seen man and are there to be explored.

The moose in this area have quality genetics that produce moose with wide paddles which span over 60" on a regular basis. Early season moose hunts use the spot and stalk method in large, old burn areas that hold many big bulls at that time of year. By mid September the hunts will move to the Western edge of the concession to concentrate on the rivers where the bulls go to look for cows during the rut.

This outfitter uses helicopters to get his hunters to their hunting areas. This allows you to access areas previously unhuntable because of the lack of landing strips or lakes. Another advantage of the use of helicopters, is that it allows "mature" hunters the ability to extend their mountain hunting careers.

Tired of being "nickled & dimed to death" on hunts? This hunt includes many extras that are usually additional cost on most hunts. The trip includes:
1. Reception in Fort Simpson by outfitter.
2. Air Transportation from Fort Simpson to camp and return.
3. Air transportation to and from hunting camp (via helicopter).
4. Air transportation of trophies to Fort Simpson.
5. All licenses and government trophy fees.
6. Sattelite communications.
7. Full service main camp - includes running water/showers, satellite tv, cook, generator, freezers, etc.
8. Government imposed GST tax.
Combination hunts are also available on a trophy fee basis. Come experience the beautiful MacKenzie Mountains on this 1st class hunt.

PMMOOSE: Experience beautiful, Northern British Columbia for this awesome combination hunt. This outfitters area encompasses 3,500 square miles of the famous Prophet River and Muskwa River drainages. Hunting is done mainly by horseback, but backpack hunts can be arranged upon request. The population of Rocky Mountain Elk are native to the area and have been managed for trophy quality. Legal bulls are limited to 6 points or better with hunts being conducted during the bugle season. You can expect to take good mature heavy antlered bulls. Up to 39 6x6 bull elk have been harvested in a single year. The moose population in this area continues to grow, offering an abundant population. Year after year this outfitter claims the #1 title for largest bull moose harvested in the Yukon. Hunts for moose are also during the rut giving the hunter another exciting calling experience. Moose average in the 55" class with a success rate of 95% and above. Mountain Caribou, mule deer or mountain goat are all possible additional trophies on this hunt.

Wolf is included at no charge for all hunts.

APEMOOSE: This hunt takes place along the "Moose" river which acts as a natural funnel between Kanuti National Wildlife Refuge, where the bulls spend the summer feeding, and the Gates of the Arctic National Park which is their primary breeding ground. Moose are commonly called in to under 50 yards and range between 57" to 67" with a success rate of 95% to date. Grizzly, black bear, caribou, and wolf are also available on a trophy fee basis. All hunts are videotaped for the hunter at no extra charge. This outfitter is in high demand and is already booking at least one year in advance.  Henry has also received permission to guide in the Alaska National Wildlife refuge in the famous Wind River region.  He plans to take 2 hunters per year in early September.  Large bulls inhabit this country and your chance of a 60”+ bull moose couldn't be better.  This hunt is fly in with spot and stock the main method of hunting. Henry boasts a 95% opportunity for moose on his hunts. Grizzly can be added to this hunt on a trophy fee basis.

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Fly to Aniak, Alaska via Frontier Flying Service out of Anchorage.