TWO Moose permits in our camp

[blindluck]

 To any locals and prior moose hunters, any tips and info would be very appreciated. Thanks in advance. You can pm me. The work starts now!

[Bango skank]

Which?

[Wea300mag]

Very nice, good luck and don't forget to take lots of pics.

[blindluck]

Which?

49 deg early

[benhuntin]

Should be a good tag/tags


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[blindluck]

Dream come true and I'm not even the hunter.

[3boys]

Don't forget those big bulls have real tough meat. I have one of the late tags so if that's all that left so be it! Good luck and keep me in the loop for intel.   

[blindluck]

I know those big Bulls can be tough,  but once in a lifetime, may have to use the pressure cooker.

[NOCK NOCK]

Don't forget those big bulls have real tough meat. I have one of the late tags so if that's all that left so be it! Good luck and keep me in the loop for intel.

Mine was very tough(and it was not a big bull), ended up turning 80% into burger, jerky, and pep stick.

Have fun blindluck, your turn is coming.

[Boss .300 winmag]

To any locals and prior moose hunters, any tips and info would be very appreciated. Thanks in advance. You can pm me. The work starts now!

Nope, the work starts after you shoot them! 

[Falcon]

Don't forget those big bulls have real tough meat. I have one of the late tags so if that's all that left so be it! Good luck and keep me in the loop for intel.

Come on Bro.   That meat isn't that tough

[lonedave]

Nope, the work starts after you shoot them! 

No truer statement than that!  My $0.02 would be to get a good pack.  I put my Exo 5500 to the test last year on my bull and it made a huge difference from what it would have been with my last meat hauler.  Also, watch a few videos on gutless methods and have plenty of meat sacks and rope with you.  When you're solo with a big animal on the ground you'll thank yourself.

[Miles]

Way easier to just drag them out whole with a 4 Wheeler.  .  Some sick part of me hopes we get to pack one out in Maine this year though.

I will say that even with the 4 Wheeler last year it was pretty difficult in some spots and I really didn't know if it was going to work.

[benhuntin]

Nope, the work starts after you shoot them! 

No truer statement than that!  My $0.02 would be to get a good pack.  I put my Exo 5500 to the test last year on my bull and it made a huge difference from what it would have been with my last meat hauler.  Also, watch a few videos on gutless methods and have plenty of meat sacks and rope with you.  When you're solo with a big animal on the ground you'll thank yourself.

Best way is to load them in the truck whole.


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[Miles]

Nope, the work starts after you shoot them! 

No truer statement than that!  My $0.02 would be to get a good pack.  I put my Exo 5500 to the test last year on my bull and it made a huge difference from what it would have been with my last meat hauler.  Also, watch a few videos on gutless methods and have plenty of meat sacks and rope with you.  When you're solo with a big animal on the ground you'll thank yourself.

Best way is to load them in the truck whole.


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True.