49' Moose Tag

[Dr. Death]

I drew a 49' unit Moose tag.  I am wondering if anyone would be willing to share any information they could. Please PM me if you want to keep the spot/area between us.  Any suggestions would be much appreciated.  Thanks in advance!

[elkaholic]

You will have no problems getting a moose.... Pm me

[elkinrutdrivemenuts]

I have seen some big moose on the actual ski resort.  There is a road that take you all the way to the top of 49 that I would check out. 

[Dr. Death]

Soooooooo, I'm stoked for this hunt.... My dads going with me, doesnt hunt anymore (73), but enjoys getting out and taught me all I know. He always wanted to go on a moose hunt, so I guess this is for both of us... I want to thank those who have PM'd me with some great info, I will be in touch with all of you, and hope that everyone on this site gets to enjoy this as much as I've enjoyed sharing your hunts. About me....well, I hope to shoot a P&Y bull on film, so I have some lofty goals but think they can be met. I will do my best to keep a good log for everyone throughout this adventure!!!!!! Sean 

[conwaydave]

congtat,s on the draw, just wondering how many points did you have?

[Dr. Death]

15

[PA BEN]

Shoot me a pm w/your phone # I drew that tag in '08.

[JoeE]

Nice moose!! I want that tag someday...

[Elkhound]

I can't wait to hear your story! I am in a similar position! My dad (71) and his LONG time friend (76) and hunting buddy applied as a group for the 65 or older cow tags and they were lucky enough to get the only 2 for that same area! They are so excited to have the chance at a moose of any kind....they sound like kids again when they talk about it!  I am trying to gather as much info for them as well and hope to tag along and film the hunt. They are both disabled hunters and can only hike a small distance. I feel like the parent excited for their kid to shoot something....I'm sure like my dad has felt about me in the past....I can't wait!

[Dr. Death]

Congradulations, that is great! I'm sure that we will run into each other and share scouting stories! 

[benhuntin]

I can't wait to hear your story! I am in a similar position! My dad (71) and his LONG time friend (76) and hunting buddy applied as a group for the 65 or older cow tags and they were lucky enough to get the only 2 for that same area! They are so excited to have the chance at a moose of any kind....they sound like kids again when they talk about it!  I am trying to gather as much info for them as well and hope to tag along and film the hunt. They are both disabled hunters and can only hike a small distance. I feel like the parent excited for their kid to shoot something....I'm sure like my dad has felt about me in the past....I can't wait!

If you need a hand I can put you on a couple of moose that waoud be easy to get to. 

[Dr. Death]

Talked to the Biologist today, very helpful, said the unit is a Moose factory.....Thanks again to those who have PM'd me, I really appreciate it....Excited for my 1st rad trip over there....Hopefully I can seal the deal with my bow....

[Whitpirate]

Flowery trail road toward the ski resort.  Lots of old clear cuts up there.

[Dr. Death]

So, who knows the magic way to tell a good scoring Moose? My goal is to get a P&Y bull.

Here's what I've gathered..3 brow tines & good paddles, what other things do I look for? How wide are their ears, is that a good way to tell what the spread is?

[CAMPMEAT]

So, who knows the magic way to tell a good scoring Moose? My goal is to get a P&Y bull.

Here's what I've gathered..3 brow tines & good paddles, what other things do I look for? How wide are their ears, is that a good way to tell what the spread is?

If you've never seen one in real life, you'll know when you see a big one. I've seen some really big ones and small ones. Here's an example of your moose you'll wanna kill this year.