Moose Hunting Manitoba Canada

Known as the Monarchs of the North moose are the largest member of the deer family. Manitoba moose hunting has a well-earned reputation as challenging and, at times, dangerous quarry.

This is a true BIG GAME hunt. You will understand the meaning of Big Game when you see the massive rack of a bull moose gliding through the Canadian boreal forest.

Success rates are high and we take a limited amount of hunters to keep it that way. Archery and rifle moose hunts are also available.
Contact us today for a detailed travel itinerery for your next Big Game hunting adventure!

Trophy Bull Moose

2009 Trophy Manitoba Moose

TROPHY MOOSE HUNTING

All our Moose Hunts are at our outcamps and tent camps and include accommodations with an electric power plant, full guide service, all meals. The boats are rigged for hunting to give you the maximum in safety and mobility during your hunt. Sleeping bags, bedding, towels and even ice are all provided.

The package we offer is one that puts one hunter with one guide. After calling the bull, your guide will skin, cape and cool your moose. Their experience and expertise will insure the proper care of your mount and the Professional care of your trophy head and your meat is one of our high standards.
Success rates are high and our hunters have averaged 50+ inch moose with many over 60 inch taken in the past 10 years.

Manitoba Moose Hunting Results 2011

2011 Moose Hunting Results (9 for 9) 100%

MANITOBA MONSTER MOOSE……….AGAIN!
A fantastic week of hunting saw a huge 57″bull taken by Larry Maybe with a .50 Cal Muzzleloader from under 50 yards shooting a 250 grain bullet one shot was all that was need from this distance. Larry bragged to Rick about the punch this gun had and while at our target range Larry blasted a 1/2″hole in a 3/8″ plate of steel……..from 150 yards!

Sept 24 – October 1

Name	Width	Date	Guide	Number Seen
Norm Suvan	47 inches		Blair	13
Patrick Goeseke	50.25 inches		Murdock	15
Larry Mabe	57 inches		Mark	12
Jay Scott	47.5 Inches		Billy	4
Paul Miller	49.5 inches		Lyle	3
Brian Buchberger	54.5 inches		Edwin	1
Roger Gorectke	53 inches		Kelly	6
Mark Ramsdell	55 inches		Delbert	4
Matthew Ramsdell	43.5		Alex	3

2010 Moose Hunting Sucess rates = 85%
2009 Moose Hunting Sucess rates = 83%

Lodging

Remotely situated within the subarctic wilderness of Canada, Our moose Lodge is located 525 miles north of Winnipeg, Manitoba. There is no road access to the moose hunting lodge so the only way to get here is to fly.
The Lake is 70 miles long and comprises over 60,000 acres of remote northern waters, containing the most sought after trophy fish in North America.

Other Hunting/Fishing Options

This lake offers fishing diversity at it's best and it's waters are exclusive to Gage Outdoor guests only. This Moose Lodge is the only lodge located on the lake, there are no communities and no cabins making this a truly remote and very private World Class Fishing Lodge.

Every year our guests commonly catch and release 20-30 lb plus Northern Pike, 50 lb plus Lake Trout, 3-4 lb average Walleye's and Trophy sized Arctic Grayling

Moose Hunting Package Includes

One full week of hunting
All meals
round trip transportation from Thompson Manitoba to the Lodge and/or outcamp
fully equipped boats, motors, gas, and guides
World class fishing comfortable boats provided

Guests are responsible for getting themselves to Thompson, Manitoba the day before their hunt begins

2013 Moose Hunting Package Rates

$9,500 per hunter one guide per hunter
(tags not included)

Package price + 1 companion = $11,995

2012 hunt dates

September 22 -29th - Full
September 29th - October 6th

2013 hunt dates

September 21st -28th
September 28th - October 5th

Moose Hunting Lodge Location

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B = Thompson Manitoba - A = Moose Hunting Camp

Manitoba Moose Hunting Lodge Reviews

October 14, 2011

My son Matt and I Moose hunted from an outpost camp at Big Sand Lake. We had great guides, Delmond and Alex, from South Indian Lake. Our cook Jeff was a great addition to our evening discussions and provided fresh fish for supper. The days were warm and exceeded 70 degrees each day. We called from a number of spots each morning and evening and checked back each day for fresh tracks. We concentrated on early ...morning and evening hunts where we saw fresh sign. Each stop we would call and listen. Matt shot his bull on the evening of day 3 after seeing the bull and calling to it earlier that day. He made a clean lung shot at 60 yards at the water’s edge after it came to the shore grunting. I shot my bull on day 4 after calling it to within a couple hundred yards before dark the prior two days but ran out of light each day. We tried calling on day 4 in the evening and it grunted back for almost two hours moving ever so slowly toward us with each call. Near sunset the bull committed to come in the last...

Mark