1100 Remington Man
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My Brother wants to do a Moose Hunt in the Yukon for a once and a lifetime trip any recommendations and that are not stupid crazy price ? Thanks
Moose Hunting Outfitter in the Yukon ?
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Blkram
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Watch Book Your Hunt for specials or cancelled hunts that might reduce the costs.
what I usually see for cancelled hunts are last minute . you'd need to have your bags packed and ready to go . kind of hard for guys that have a job . it would still be worth watching though , maybe you could make it work in your schedule .
I've been thinking on these Yukon hunts since this thread . I seem to remember looking at hunts around " Yellow Knife " . I also kind of remember some priced around $35,000 . it's been years since I was seriously looking , so I might be wrong on this .
I've been thinking on these Yukon hunts since this thread . I seem to remember looking at hunts around " Yellow Knife " . I also kind of remember some priced around $35,000 . it's been years since I was seriously looking , so I might be wrong on this .
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And a moose/ grizzly bear hunt is around $50,000!
JD338
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That is enough to make me blink, twice!ok , I kind of remember prices like that . kind of makes a working class guy swallow hard .
RL338
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I’m out
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Blkram
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Makes $20,000 USD for a Nunavut muskox hunt sound inexpensive…until you compare the pricing to one in Greenland!
Charlie-NY
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I've had several successful moose hunts in Newfoundland. I was paying $,4000-$4,500 at the time. I'd imagine that you could do one now under $6,000. Dollar for dollar, that's hard to beat for a moose hunt. But no; you aren't going to see any 70" moose coming in at 2,000lbs either.
