Hunt planner vs. Transporter vs. Air Taxi

[Dorny]

HMM.....I always figured it 5 brow tines on both sides. Never really thought about that mid-bay tine. personally, i'm calling it 5! not sure though.........

 

[Larry Bartlett]

as long as the tine point is longer than it is wide and at least 1" long it's a legal point to consider. And the bay on the right is clearly part of the browtine palmation as it appears to grow off that side from more than 1" away the cove bend, which is also symmetrical with the left side shape and design. Might be arguable between us but does count as a browtine point in my best judgment. 5x5 browtiner

The other guys have effectively answered the other points. Great thread

 

[Voyageur]

Really appreciate the various feedback on my brow tine question. I'm assuming in the field the finall judgement is reserved for the wildlife officer?

 

[Chirogrow]

If you are looking for a DIY Option that eliminates much of the pre-work/guess work, I'd opt for Troy Sessions with the 60 Inch Club or whatever he is calling it. That, or Billy Molls.

If you are looking for a great moose hunt, totally DIY, etc... I may be able to help you out but the days of getting in on reasonably priced DIY moose hunts with any level of expected success are about over. And before anyone says I am wrong, I am fully aware that there are exceptions to that rule.

Just sent you a pm

 

[TAGPUNCHER]

Request Rejected

Program: Big Game Guides and Transporters
License Type: Transporter

Dust off the keyboard and google the business names and start calling. That’s how I found my first moose drop off and we had an awesome trip. He was a guy that advertised remote fishing drop offs and air charters; but he had the license so I asked and he agreed to drop us off to hunt.

As previously mentioned, unless you wanna bank on one of the socialists being elected and nuking the economy, the glory days of affordable moose DIY hunts are closing in fast.

Wow,it happened!!! Hope it doesn't kill the outfitters.

 

[bowtech3dhunter]

Not sure if you can get in with any of them, but there are still BGTs (big game transporters) who will fly you and your gear into their hunting areas for $2-3k with moose haul extra. These guys aren't guiding or providing gear. No waypoints or extra services. Basically you're paying for transportation to a backcountry airstrip (pilot's choice) in good moose country. The rest is up to you.

Lead me to them would you. That’s exactly what I’m looking for.


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