Ontario Fly in Moose Hunting Outfitters

Almost every year there are a few bulls with a 50" spread or bigger are taken from our camps. But most bulls taken run from a 44" - 48" spread.

Our moose tags are sold out for the 2024 season. We do have availability for outfitted hunts for moose hunters that have Ontario resident moose tags.

Hunt Includes:

• Accommodations in our Base Camp cottages or outpost cabins
• Orientation on the hunting area
• Boat, motor, and gas
• Flying out your Moose quarters
• Meat locker for drive-in locations
• We have seven fly-in cabin camps, three fly-in spike camps, and one camp you can drive to for hunting moose. Our non-resident adult Moose tags are for WMU 17, WMU 18A & WMU 18B.

Non-resident Moose Hunting Dates:

• WMU 17: All start on September 20 (Rifles, Shotguns, Bows & Muzzleloader)
• Please Note: Season for Ontario residents starts on the 18th for WMU 17
• WMU 18A: Bows only start September 18 - Rifles, Shotguns & Muzzleloader start Oct 11
• WMU 18B: Bows & Muzzleloader only start September 18 - Rifle & Shotguns start Oct 11

Not Included in Fee and Package:

• Export Fee - $35
• Non-Resident Moose Hunting License - $438.28
• Taxes
• Food & Drink (Housekeeping Cabins)
• Firearms Declaration Form (see below)
• Buy Ontario Fishing & Hunting Licenses & Outdoor Card On-line

Hunt Preparation:

• Canadian Firearms Declaration Form: Download the CAFC 909 form
• Phone toll-free 1-800-731-4000 for more information on the forms
• Canadian Firearms Declaration Form Continuation Sheet: Download the CAFC 910 form
• Please Note: Do not sign your declaration form until the customs agent asks you to.

What to Bring:

• Bring a valid hunting license and outdoor card. This is required to issue you a non-resident hunting license.
• Warm Clothes (Never know what the temperature will be)
• Hunter Orange hat and vest (camo orange is not acceptable in Ontario)
• Previous hunting license CN or US
• Weapons of choice, gun or bow
• Soft gun case or bow case (legal requirement)
• Bug jacket and repellent
• Rain Gear
• Extra Footwear/Gloves
• Flashlights (Batteries) (Waterproof flashlight is best)
• Binoculars
• Coolers & Cheesecloth Bags for meat
• Hunting knife/sharpener
• Fishing rod and tackle
• Food & Drink
• Don't forget to bring stuff to cook fish with. Fishing for tasty Walleyes is awesome at all our camps.

WMU Maps:

• Map of WMU 17
• Map of WMU 18A
• Map of WMU18B

Useful Links:

• Ontario Hunting Regulations
• Ontario Fishing Regulations
• Moose at Komushikoba - A Moose Hunting Story