Where do we find Moose? We actually get asked that question a lot.

We find Moose in British Columbia. Here Populations have expanded across the Province and are found mostly in the boreal forested areas. They are almost entirely absent from all coastal regions and can be found in the mountains and valleys except for the driest like the Thompson and Okanagan. Over 70 percent of the population lives in Northern British Columbia, with a population of about 170,000 animals. The balance of the population are scattered in pockets throughout the southern sections.

Discover the best methods to locate them.

We have the information to help you: choose and use calls. We have exactly those calling tips, reviews & resources you need for making the best choice. During the fall of 2009 we called a Bull to within 20 yards of our location.

Knowing where and when to look is key. They are found in various areas at different times of the year.

Pictures of Moose are included throughout the site with several pages dedicated to photos. Share your pictures with us and others too.

You will learn some great hunting tips to help you find that elusive-four legged, six foot high, twelve hundred pound animal (550 kg), either through the lens of a camera or a rifle scope.

We will discuss hunting equipment: What equipment or gear is required to take with you to Moose camp? Hunting Rifles, Archery equipment for the Bow Hunter, Optics and GPS’s and many more items are required to make your trip successful. Finding a Guide or Outfitter can also be a challenge, see our Choose a Guide page to see a number of things to consider when deciding.

Please participate in our short (one question)Hunting Rifle Survey and find out the most popular Moose-Hunting-Rifle.

We will share some Hunting Stories with you, and give you an opportunity to share some with us.

Antler size always leads to deep discussions regarding the size of an animal, what is its age and for some, will it make the record books. Only the male Bull-Moose have antlers and they can grow to be quite large with the largest spread of an adult being almost 6 feet across. Some hunters are looking for Trophy size animals, while others are looking for some tender meat to eat for the winter. We’ll take a look at these arguments and also share a few favourite Moose recipes.

For the recreationist, seeing any-Moose while adventuring in the wilds is a thrilling experience. Many have be spotted by canoeing and rafting the many lakes and rivers of the province. Back country travelers also see them wandering and feeding in the wilderness.

I have been hunting for over forty years and Moose for over twenty. My partners and I have combined Hunting experience of over 150 years....

We hunt with the idea in mind that a successful trip is not measured just in the amount of meat we put in the freezer, it’s also about the experience, time with friends and family, being outdoors, breathing the fresh air and the anticipation of seeing wild game....All-About-Moose is exactly that.

An all inclusive place to find information regarding the species Alces alces. They are majestic animals that often do not get the respect they are due. I hope you find this site informative and if you have any tips, ideas, recommendations... do feel free to contact me.

Me by the way: Mark Allardyce and this is my website, I live in beautiful British Columbia, Canada; All-About-Moose.com is my Passion.

All-About-Moose.com “Encouraging People to Go Out into the Outdoors, to Participate and Experience Excitement and Beauty.”

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