Bull moose with broad antlersONTARIOMOOSE HUNTING

Ontario moose hunting.
Guides, camps and wildlife.

Bull moose beside a boreal wetland

NORTHERN ONTARIO · MOOSE HUNTING

Know the moose.
Know the country.

Rifle and bow hunts. Tracks and calling.
Moose biology, bush access, and camps that offer the hunt.

Find a hunting camp →Read the hunting guides ↓
FROM LAC SEUL TO THE CHAPLEAU COUNTRY
Before you book

Ask which WMU, whose tag, what’s included, and how the meat gets out.

The four questions →

01 / THE HUNT

A hunt begins
before camp.

Get the tag and access details settled first. Then plan your scouting, daily route, and recovery.

FIELD GUIDES

From the map table
to the bush.

Practical notes for rifle, shotgun, bow, and crossbow hunters. Read the country, ask the camp questions, and build a plan your group can carry out.

Open the trip checklist →
01Rifle & shotgun huntingVisibility, backstops, and field preparation→02Bow & crossbow huntingClose-range setups and shooting lanes→03Calling, scouting & tracksWind, browsed plants, beds, and fresh sign→04Recovery & meat carePeople, equipment, cooling, and transport→

02 / THE ANIMAL

There’s more to a moose
than its antlers.

Food, cover, breeding, and winter conditions shape where moose live. The biology pages connect these facts to what you see in the bush.

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01What moose eatSummer leaves and water plants; winter woody browse.→02Habitat & rangeFeeding areas, shelter, wetlands, and seasonal movement.→03The rut & antlersBreeding behaviour and the yearly antler cycle.→04Cows, calves & populationsBirth, survival, predators, and changing numbers.→

03 / THE COUNTRY

Choose the country.
Then check the WMU.

A region name helps you choose a camp. The Wildlife Management Unit sets the tag and season details for your hunt.

Northwestern OntarioMinaki · Ear Falls · Sioux Lookout · Armstrong01 →Longlac & GeraldtonLochlomond · Wild Goose Lake02 →Wawa, Chapleau & MissanabieDog Lake · Chapleau Lake · Kabenung Lake03 →Gogama, Shining Tree & Elk LakeMattagami · Biscotasi · Matachewan04 →Temagami, Nipissing, Sudbury & Elliot LakeField · Marten River · Nepewassi Lake · St. Charles05 →Cochrane & the Far NorthCochrane · remote fly-in outposts06 →

04 / CAMPS & OUTFITTERS

Featured camp

Green Wilderness Lodge buildings beside Mattagami Lake

FEATURED CAMP / GOGAMA

Green Wilderness Lodge

Mattagami Lake · WMU 29

Its moose page lists local hunting advice, optional guiding, and help with retrieval and field dressing. Ask about adult tag availability.

Visit the camp website ↗
Open the full client directory →

Listings are based on client websites checked October 14, 2026. “Hunts advertised” does not promise a tag or an opening.

AT THE MAP TABLE

Four questions.
Ask before you pay.

01

Which WMU?

Ask for the unit and the actual hunting area. Check that your tag and season match.

02

Whose tag?

Does the package involve an outfitter tag, or do you need your own? Ask about resident eligibility.

03

What’s included?

Get lodging, guiding, boats, fuel, transport, and extra charges in writing.

04

How does it get out?

Settle retrieval help, hanging space, cooling, processing, and any flying charges.

Read the 2026 seasons & rules →

05 / CAMP JOURNAL

Notes worth taking
into the bush.

Seasonal food, reading sign, calling and the recovery plan. Four full posts with practical steps and source links.

MOOSE FOOD

A moose’s food
changes with
the season.

Recheck feeding areas before returning to a summer sighting.

Read the full post →
FIELD NOTES

Reading tracks, beds,
and browsed plants.

→MOOSE CALLING

Calling during the rut.

→TRIP PLANNING

Plan the recovery
before leaving camp.

→
Read the Camp Journal →
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PUBLISHED IN NORTHERN ONTARIO

Due North Marketing

Based in Sturgeon Falls. This site brings together moose hunting guides, wildlife sources, and the camps in our tourism network.

The 1901 book Habits, Haunts and Anecdotes of the Moose provides historical background. Current rules and biology need current sources.

About the publisher →

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