Ontario Moose Hunting
This is moose country and Onaway Lodge is no exception.
We offer trophy moose hunting. Onaway provides guided hunts whether hunt areas are accessed by water or road the area around Onaway Lodge provides acres of prime moose habitat. While adult tags are limited there are tags available for calves. Onaway’s guests have successfully hunted their tags each year.
If you are interested in a hunting trip it is best to call in advance to discuss availability of tags and costs. With miles of bush roads the opportunities for seeing grouse is a sure thing.
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To a True Canadian Wilderness Experience
The mighty moose may be one of the most challenging and rewarding species to hunt in Ontario. Tactics range from calling and lying in wait in the cutovers, new burns, marsh meadows and lake narrows to tracking along game trails.
In Ontario, moose populations are controlled through strict selective harvest programs that limit the taking of animals with high reproductive potential. The result: a large population of moose in hunt-able areas – with additional populations in remote and protected areas.
No matter what your preference, there are myriad opportunities to experience the rush of the chase. Operators in Ontario offer a wide-range of options, from drive-to camps with all the amenities to fly-in outposts miles from the nearest road.
It is recommended that you make this a group adventure, both for fun and the heavy lifting. Considering that an adult cow can weigh as much as 800 pounds (363 kg) and an Ontario bull in his prime can tip the scales at 1,400 lbs (636 kg), you’ll need all the stealth and help you can get.
What You Should Know
- Hunters orange must be worn during open gun seasons.
- Non-resident moose hunting areas offer gun seasons (rifle, shotgun, and muzzleloader) and bows-only seasons from September to mid-November.
- Non-resident hunters who wish to hunt moose in Ontario must have valid hunting accreditation from another state or province and be a registered guest and accommodated at an outfitter authorized to issue non-resident moose validations tags.
