Shiras moose hunts in southeast Idaho with Bearpaw Outfitters, choose a guided, semi-guided, or unguided moose hunt with indoor lodging and meals, or a DIY Moose Hunting Map for a do-it-yourself moose hunt. Idaho has the best moose draw odds of any lower 48 state, and shot opportunity has been nearly 100% most years. Call or email to get on the mailing list and learn when and how to apply.
Guided moose hunts are conducted in Southeast Idaho. Bearpaw Outfitters keep track of moose sightings throughout the fall, and previous sightings are valuable assets when moose hunting this scenic, productive country.
Shot opportunity has been 100% nearly every year on both the bull moose and cow moose hunts. More moose are spotted some days in Idaho than on many Canadian or Alaskan moose hunts.
Past hunters have taken many quality bull and cow moose with Bearpaw Outfitters. Please see the Hunt Reviews by past hunters. BPO have an A+ rating at the BBB.
Indoor lodging and meals are provided at our main base. Guides provide transportation on guided hunts; semi-guided hunters bring a 4x4 vehicle for their own transportation during the hunt.
Guided hunts include a full time guide plus ATV's, UTV's, and horses as needed for the hunt. Semi-guided hunters are advised where to hunt and guides will help pack out your moose.
Depending on weapon and season, methods may include 4x4 access, glassing hillsides and basins, spot and stalk, watching water holes and known feeding areas, and horseback access into some areas.
Moose tags are issued through a drawing, you must apply during April. Hunters born after Dec 31, 1974 must have proof of Hunter Education. Get on the Newsletter List to be advised when to apply.
Bull moose season is open August 30 to November 23 for any legal weapon. Archery is best during the rut in late September or early October when moose can be called in close.
Most mature bulls taken have antlers from 36" to 45" wide, and we've taken bulls up to 52". A record book bull is possible, and archery hunters have a good chance of seeing a Pope & Young quality bull.
On guided hunts your guide will field dress, quarter, and pack out your moose. Meat processing and taxidermy are available locally if desired. Plan ahead for coolers to take your meat home.
Early season can be warm in the day with cool to frosty nights. Late October and November can be moderate to cold with snowy conditions very possible. Check the forecast or call before leaving for your hunt.
Elevation ranges from 5,500 to 9,000 feet, with terrain from lower benches to rugged mountains and canyons with high mountain basins. The hunt can be tailored to accommodate physically challenged hunters.
Items Not Included: personal gear, meat processing, taxidermy, state sales tax, license and tag fees, gratuities for guides, travel costs, shipping, and any items not listed as being included in your hunt.
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Common questions about guided Idaho Shiras moose hunts with Bearpaw Outfitters in Southeast Idaho.
Moose tags are issued through a drawing, and you must apply during April. Idaho has the best moose draw odds of any lower 48 state. Get on our newsletter list and we'll advise you when and how to apply. Hunters born after Dec 31, 1974 must have proof of Hunter Education.
Guided moose hunts are conducted in Southeast Idaho. Salt Lake City is the best airport if flying, then rent a car or ride the airport shuttle about 2.5 hours to Bearpaw Outfitters. Driving directions and paperwork are sent after your deposit.
Shot opportunity has been 100% nearly every year on both the bull moose and cow moose hunts. More moose are spotted some days in Idaho than on many Canadian or Alaskan moose hunts. Bearpaw keeps track of moose sightings throughout the fall, which is a valuable asset when hunting.
The guided, semi-guided, and unguided hunts are 5-day hunts with lodging and meals included: guided 1x1 is $7950, guided 2x1 is $5950, semi-guided is $3450, unguided is $2450, and a non-hunter is $1000. A DIY Moose Map with waypoints where we've seen moose is $695.
Bull moose season is open August 30 to November 23 for any legal weapon. Archery is best during the rut in late September or early October when moose can be called in close.
Most mature bulls taken have antlers from 36 to 45 inches wide, and we've taken bulls up to 52 inches. A record book bull is possible, and archery hunters have a good chance at a Pope & Young quality bull.
Elevation ranges from 5,500 to 9,000 feet, with terrain from lower benches to rugged mountains, canyons, and high mountain basins. The hunt can be tailored to accommodate physically challenged hunters.
Depending on weapon and season, methods may include 4x4 access, glassing hillsides and basins, spot and stalk, watching water holes and feeding areas, and horseback access. On guided hunts your guide will field dress, quarter, and pack out your moose. Meat processing and taxidermy are available locally.
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