Description

Embark on a 9-day Shiras moose hunt with and experience a true backcountry adventure through Colorado’s rugged high-country wilderness, spanning GMUs 39, 46, 49, 500, and 501. With access to over 10,000 acres of remote, unfenced terrain and only one bull moose tag issued per unit annually, you’ll enjoy an exclusive fair-chase opportunity during peak rut. Guided 1-on-1 by seasoned, first-aid-certified experts equipped with pack horses and intimate knowledge of the terrain, you’ll track trophy-class bulls in dense timber, willow-filled drainages, and alpine valleys, where paddles stretching 35–50 inches wide. Your base is a fully supported tent camp with meals, horse-pack support, and complete trophy and meat care included. The outfitter—licensed, bonded, and operating under USFS wilderness permits—has been outfitting hunts since 1986, delivering high-success, low-pressure experiences for serious hunters. Whether rifle or archery, bull or cow tag, this hunt combines solitude, scenery, and the unmatched thrill of pursuing North America’s rarest moose in the heart of the Rockies.

HuntX Scale (Low 1 - 5 High)

• Lodging & Accommodations: Wall Tent
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  Lodging & Accommodations Scale

  5 - Cabin/Lodge

  4 - Bunk House/Trailer

  3 - Wall Tent

  2 - Backpack Tent

  1 - Client Provided/Hotel

For this moose hunt, cozy, fully outfitted wall tents are set in remote, scenic locations near willow bottoms and creekside drainages—prime moose habitat. Each tent includes a cot, sleeping pad, and space for your gear, with all pack-in and pack-out logistics handled by the guide team so you can focus fully on the hunt and the wild beauty of the high country.

• Menu & Food: Field Kitchen
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  Menu & Food Scale

  5 - 5 Star Catered

  4 - Full Kitchen

  3 - Field Kitchen

  2 - Backpack Food

  1 - Client Provided

Guides keep you well-fed and energized with hearty, home-style meals—from early morning coffee and a hot breakfast to trail lunches and warm dinners back at camp. They ask about your food preferences in advance to accommodate dietary needs, making sure you’re fueled for long days in the field and feel right at home around the campfire.

• Physical Conditions: Heavy Hiking
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  Physical Conditions Scale:

  5 - All Vehicle Access

  4 - Light Hiking

  3 - Moderate Hiking

  2 - Heavy Hiking

  1 - Extreme Back Country

While horseback riding is used for pack-in, camp logistics, and sometimes to get close to hunted areas, actual hunting typically involves hiking and glassing from vantage points on foot—sometimes spanning several miles each day depending on terrain and animal activity

Transportation (To/From Basecamp)

Transportation is provided from Denver International Airport

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Description

The outfitter provides a comprehensive hunting experience, offering meals, lodging, and transportation within the hunting area. They supply home-style meals throughout the hunt. Lodging includes well-equipped wall tents with cots and sleeping pads, set up in scenic high-country locations like alpine ridges and Creekside clearings. Transportation within the hunting area is also provided. Hunters are responsible for their personal gear, including weapons, ammunition, clothing, and licenses. Additionally, hunters should bring a day backpack equipped with a survival kit, basic first aid supplies, and adequate water. Detailed gear checklists are available upon booking.

What Outfitter Provides

• Wall Tent
• Cots
• Sleeping Pads
• Transportation
• Excellent Guide Service
• Scouting
• Meals
• Skinning/Quartering of Game
• Sleeping pads

What to Bring

• Cold Weather Hunting Gear- Layering System Recommended
• Rangefinder and Binoculars
• Thermal Base Layers
• Hunting Hat & Gloves
• Rifle with 40 rounds of ammunition
• 1 Article of Hunt Orange

Recommended Items

• RBO Adventure Precision Shooting Academy, Level 1 - Nebraska
• RBO Adventure Precision Shooting Academy, Level 1 - South Dakota

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