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Yukon Trophy Moose Hunts

HFA583-1
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$28,000.00

Season Dates:
August, September
Species:
Moose-Alaska Yukon
Guide Ratio:
Outfitted, 1 on 1, Guided
Location:
Yukon, Canada
Weapon/Equip:
Any Weapon, Archery, Muzzleloader, Rifle
Trip Methods:
Airplane, Boat, Hiking, Horses, Jet-Boat, Raft, Spot and Stalk
Duration:
11 Days, 18 Days
Difficulty:
Moderate
Accommodations:
Comfortable Tent Camp, Mountain Tents
Additional Species:
Black Bear, Dall Sheep, Grizzly Bear, Mountain Caribou, Wolf, Wolverine
DESCRIPTION:

ABOUT OUTFITTER:
This Huntin’ Fool Adventures–endorsed outfitter is built on more than two decades of hands-on guiding and outfitting experience in some of the most remote wilderness on the continent. Beginning in the industry as a teenage horse wrangler, the operation has grown through years of learning under top-tier programs and refining what truly works in wild country. That experience now translates into a highly efficient, low-pressure operation focused on ethical harvest, older-age-class animals, and a true wilderness experience. With a deep-rooted passion for northern hunting and a long-term commitment to conservation-minded management, this outfitter offers clients a proven system backed by experience across multiple species and regions, with their heart firmly in the North.

HUNT DETAILS:
Moose hunts take place in an expansive, roadless wilderness offering complete isolation and zero resident hunting pressure. Hunters pursue mature bull moose during an August through October season using a combination of horses, backpack hunting, river travel by jet boat, and selective aircraft access to reach remote country. Each moose hunt consists of 11 days in the field with 9 full hunting days, and hunters can expect to see a dozen to 20 or more different bull moose over the course of the hunt, along with cows and calves. Bulls harvested typically range from 58–64 inches wide, with multiple bulls each season exceeding 65 inches and scoring in the 230–250 B&C class. Success rates consistently run in the 90–100% range, with weather being the primary variable. Moose hunts are considered easy-moderate to moderate in difficulty and are well suited for hunters seeking a classic northern moose experience without extreme physical demands.

ACCOMMODATIONS:
Hunters are flown into a dedicated seasonal basecamp before moving into the field for the duration of the hunt. Horseback camps feature comfortable wall tents with wood stoves for cooking and relaxing during inclement weather, while backpack hunts utilize lightweight, high-quality mountain tents to remain mobile and efficient. Each hunter is provided their own sleeping tent unless they specifically request to share. Meals on horseback hunts include fresh breakfasts and suppers prepared by guides, while backpack hunts utilize high-quality freeze-dried meals and field-ready lunches. All meat care is handled by the guides and camp staff, ensuring proper butchering, hanging, and freezing whenever possible, with a strong commitment to full utilization of harvested animals.

LICENSE INFORMATION:
Licenses and tags are obtained over the counter, with hunters purchasing their own hunting and fishing licenses online once the annual system opens. After registration, the outfitter secures the required tags on the client’s behalf. Each hunter is allowed one animal per species type, with moose hunts limited to bull moose only. Wolves and wolverine are included at no additional charge, with up to three wolves allowed per hunter. All hunting takes place on government crown land, and the operation maintains exclusive access within its concession, ensuring a highly controlled and uncrowded hunting environment.

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Inclusions:
Charter Flight (to/from) camp, Field Preparation of Trophies, Guide, In-Field Trophy Care, Lodging, Meals, Trip Transportation, Trophy (Logistics and Handling)
Exclusions:
Accomm. Away from Lodge/Camp, Airport Pickup and Dropoff, Charter Flight (to/from) area, Delivery of Trophy to Taxidermist, Domestic Trophy Shipment, Firearm Permit, Gratuities, License, Sleeping Bag, Sleeping Pad, Tag(s), Taxes, Trophy Fees (Killed or Wounded), Trophy Shipment
PRICING OPTIONS:

Option #1

$28,000.00 11 Days Outfitted, 1 on 1, Guided
  • Two hunters in camp
  • 11 day trip, 9 hunts days
  • September 1-11: Fly-In Sept. 1, Hunt Sept. 2-10, Fly-Out Sept. 11
  • September 21 – October 1: Fly-In Sept. 21, Hunt Sept. 22 - 30, Fly-Out Oct. 1

Option #2

$36,000.00 11 Days Outfitted, 1 on 1, Guided
  • One hunter in camp
  • 11 day trip, 9 hunts days
  • September 1-11: Fly-In Sept. 1, Hunt Sept. 2-10, Fly-Out Sept. 11
  • September 21 – October 1: Fly-In Sept. 21, Hunt Sept. 22 - 30, Fly-Out Oct. 1

Option #3

$97,000.00 18 Days Outfitted, 1 on 1, Guided
  • MIXED BAG HUNT
  • Dall Sheep, Alaska-Yukon Moose, Mountain Caribou
  • 20 day trip, 18 hunt days
  • August 23 – September 11: Fly-In Aug. 23, Hunt Aug. 24 - Sept. 10, Fly-Out Sept. 11
PRICE SUMMARY:

  • Standalone moose hunt or combo hunts available
  • Additional animals available are grizzly and caribou
  • Other provincial and government fees apply
  • Charter flight: $2,200 
  • Observer fee: $700 USD per day, plus tax, plus the Air Charter to camp and out
  • TROPHY FEES listed below are only charged as additional species harvested

TROPHY FEES:
Black Bear $5,000.00
Grizzly Bear $23,500.00
Moose-Alaska Yukon $21,000.00
Mountain Caribou $12,000.00
Wolf

FREE

Wolverine

FREE