Ontario Hunting
Nakina is the top Moose hunting destination in Ontario and maybe all of Canada. Due to the high population of Moose; we receive way more adult Moose tags than outfitters that are farther south. This is why we are able to provide archery moose hunts, rifle moose hunts, and muzzleloader moose hunts at a very reasonable price.
Unguided Moose Hunts
Unguided Moose Hunts
Unguided Moose hunting packages are available for WMU 17, WMU 18A, and WMU 18B. Ontario residents with their own tags are welcome to rent one of our cabins if available.
Adult Bull Moose are common between 900 and 1300 pounds in Ontario. North of Nakina there has been Moose seen by guests that were estimated to be 1800 pounds. Some say they have seen even bigger Moose and here is a picture of a giant Moose photographed in Ontario in 2008 to show you that they can get big.
Fly in Ontario Hunts
Fly-In Moose Hunts
We have fly-in Moose hunting at all our outpost camps. Fly-in hunting is mainly done from boats or walking some well-used game trails or burn areas while starting to "call" to the bulls as you're concealed to get a shot. Our fly-in groups often get their Moose.
We also have 2 fly-in spike camps for serious Moose hunters who don't mind roughing it a little bit.
Ontario Moose Hunt
Drive-In Moose Hunts
We also have drive-to moose hunting from our Walleye Cove Camps on Lower Twin Lake. Moose hunting out of our Base Camp gives you multiple moose hunting landscapes to explore. There are endless miles of old logging roads, logged areas, burn areas, and ATV trails, which allow you to go way back into the bush.
Grouse Hunts in Ontario
Grouse Hunting
7 Lakes Wilderness Camps have exceptional Grouse hunting in the Nakina area with three subspecies; Ruffed, Sharptail, and Spruce. We rent cabins for Grouse hunting at our Walleye Cove Camps on Lower Twin Lake and bird dogs are always welcome. We will provide you with maps and information to get started upon arrival.
