Kettle Range Moose

[Geno]

I drew the Kettle Range any moose Permit this year and hunted the first 2 weeks in the 101 unit, mostly in the Sherman creek, Barnaby creek, White mtn, Onion ridge, and Davis lake. I saw lots of moose, but I could not get an opportunity on a mature bull, which I am determined to hold out for. My question is, will the moose still frequent these areas in late November? I plan on being there the 19th-26th. Any tips or November moose areas would be greatly appreciated. P.M.'s welcome!

Gene

[benhuntin]

Don't know the area but don't drag out by the horns after thanksgiving. A few will already be shed out.


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[Henrydog]

I know all of those areas very well.  They should still be there but Davis lake is fairly high for Nov.  You might be in snow up there in a month

[Falcon]

Geno,
Best of luck on your hunt.  Agree with Ben regarding the bulls losing their horns in late nov.  I shot my bull on nov 23 last year in the Douglas unit.    On that day, I passed on a big bull that was missing his left paddle. 

Keep hunting hard and you should get a mature bull.   

Look forward to your story and pics.   

Bryan

[Buckblaster]

You are looking in the right places, keep moving and you will find the one that you're after.

[Eric M]

tagging along

[haugenna]

 P.m. sent.

 My hunting partner has spent 21 days over there looking for a moose. Had a couple opportunities but it didn't work out. It's coming down to the wire and I hate to see him eat this oil tag. He is looking for any bull, not picky.  Anybody be willing to share some information through p.m. that I could pass along to him?

Not trying to hijack your thread.

[Buckblaster]

Don't overlook those older burns on the west side of the Kettle Range, check up O'Brien Creek, Lambert Creek, St Peters Creek, Aeneas Creek.
There is a lot of feed in those old burns and the moose are scattered throughout it.