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Why a Spotting Scope Is a Moose Hunter's Secret Weapon Binoculars find the moose. A spotting scope tells you whether he is worth the stalk. Picture th

A moose is the largest North American animal most hunters will ever harvest. A mature bull can dress out at well over 700 pounds of meat — enough to f

Why a Rangefinder Belongs in Every Moose Hunter's Pack Moose country lies to the eye. A bull standing across a muskeg looks like an easy 150-yard shot

Why Field Judging Is a Skill, Not a Guess Calling a bull into range is only half the hunt. The other half — the half that decides whether you fill

As an Amazon Associate, Moose Mulitia earns from qualifying purchases. Why Binoculars Matter on a Moose Hunt Ask experienced moose hunters what optic

Ask experienced moose hunters what piece of gear matters most, and plenty of them will surprise you: it is not the rifle, the scope, or the call. It i

Every fall, tens of thousands of hunters across the Lower 48 put their names into drawings for a few thousand moose permits — and a lucky handful get

East of Ontario, moose country changes character. The vast boreal forest of Quebec, the windswept bogs of Newfoundland, the hardwood ridges of New Bru

Moose Hunting in Western Canada: British Columbia & Alberta Western Canada holds some of the finest moose hunting on the continent: vast boreal fo

Moose Hunting in Alaska: The Complete Guide Alaska is the pinnacle of moose hunting. The Alaska-Yukon subspecies produces the largest moose on earth,