Shiras Moose Hunts
Shiras Moose Hunting
The Shiras moose subspecies has the smallest body and antlers of any North American moose.
The Shiras moose subspecies has the smallest body and antlers of any North American moose.
The Shiras moose is found in British Columbia, Alberta, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and Utah. Typically, drawing a tag is the tough part, but there are a number of ways to get Conservation Tags, Landowner Tag, and our British Columbia hunt is one of the only over-the-counter Shiras moose hunts available.
Why you should consider Shiras moose hunting with us:
- To complete your North American 29.
- You drew a good tag and need a vetted outfitter.
- You need help obtaining a Landowner tag or a Conservation permit.
- We use excellent, reputable outfitters who will take your hunt seriously. Our Utah outfitter uses 2 guides per hunter.
Utah Shiras Moose Hunts
This is one of our best outfitters and his moose hunts are amazing.
Utah shiras moose hunts can be very good!
There is a good chance at a great bull 38” to 51” wide on these Utah moose hunts. If you’re an archery hunter there is a good chance of getting a P&Y Shiras moose. Hunting season is mid-September or October for any legal weapon depending on the tag you draw. Moose hunting is usually best during the rut which is the last week of September and the first week of October when bulls are moving around looking for cows. Depending on what weapon and time of the season that you choose to hunt, methods may include glassing, spot-and-stalk, calling, or sitting watching water holes.
If you draw a tag, CALL US @ (208) 991-4868!
We have Landowner Tags for Utah Shiras Moose
The best Utah moose hunting units are on a draw and difficult to get. We can also arrange to purchase landowner tags and conservation tags on these better units. The more notice we have on the tags the better. Most mature bull moose taken in Utah have antlers from 38” to 51” wide. If you’re an archery hunter there is a good chance of getting a Pope & Young Shiras moose when bow hunting. This outfitter has access to huge tracts of private ground and scouts everywhere. This can be a very physical hunt so make sure you are ready.
Utah Conservation Tag Program
Utah recently started a conservation tag program. Conservation tags are 100% tax deductible for the buyer. This conservation money is used on wildlife projects here in Utah. It’s money well spent for wildlife and habitat. These tags allow us to hunt the premium areas without waiting to draw a tag. We can assist you in purchasing these tags and help you apply for the big game drawings.
- Draw Hunt (guaranteed tags through landowner or conservation permit)
- Excellent reputable Outfitter
- One hunter, Two guides!
- 5 Day hunt
- Hunt: MB1
Washington Shiras Moose Hunts
This outfitter is awesome and takes some truly monstrous Shiras moose. Drawing a tag is the biggest hurdle.
Outdoors International client, Roger Schemper with a Washington Shiras.
This outfitter takes some truly monstrous Shiras moose.
We HIGHLY suggest that you start applying for a Washington moose tag in units 117, 121, 108, or 101. It can be tough to draw a Shiras moose tag, but once you do, this outfitter offers some of the best Washington moose hunting. He has a 100% success rate on trophy bulls and you can hunt with any weapon, but this outfitter specializes in taking archery hunters. This can be a combo hunt too! It is possible to add black bear, elk and/or deer. Once you draw, CONTACT US!
- Trophy Shiras moose hunting units 117, 121, 108, and 101.
- 100% success rate on trophy bulls.
- Combo with black bear, elk and/or deer
- Hunt: AOO2
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I had a great trip, a great moose hunt, and shot a fantastic bull. Josh, Connor, and D.J. were excellent, I didn’t want to leave, it was like leaving old friends. The place we stayed in was super nice, and the meals great. I can’t wait to go back.
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This is the only place I’ve ever hunted where it’s possible to see trophy black bear, moose, whitetail, mule deer and elk all in the same field. Amazing!
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The outfitters were straight up honest hunting guys. They all tried very hard and the hunt was perfect. Our cabin was clean and warm, the food was excellent and we always seem to have a pot of good coffee brewing,. We even had a hot water shower every night. I shot an awesome bear on day five and a supper moose on day 7. If I were ever going moose hunting again, I go with this outfitter.
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I shot my bull at 20 yds with a bow, we stared at each other for 25 mins before I got him to offer me a shot, just be patient and let things unfold. The brush was thick and close encounters with moose were the norm, not the exception.
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I called in five bull moose in the first three days of my moose hunt. I can’t think of a better unguided hunt than that.
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My dream hunt for as long as I can remember has always been a DIY Alaska moose hunt. After receiving a commitment from my dad that he’d join me in a hunt, we began to seriously look into booking a moose hunt during the fall and early winter of 2016. After much research, both online and through phone conversations, we decided on booking a hunt with Outdoors International. We didn’t know it at the time, but our decision turned out to be an excellent one, as we couldn’t have asked for a better trip.
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What an experience. Everything happened the way it was supposed to. My goals for this hunt were to have a safe, memorable father, son adventure and get both my dad and I decent bulls.
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It was a fantastic hunt! I never thought I would ever be able to do an affordable moose hunt. They were very helpful in getting us into a good spot.
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