The province of Newfoundland has an estimated population of over 120,000 Eastern Canadian Moose, the most densely populated area in North America. Areas 39 & 39A have exceptional moose population density due to it's remote wilderness location,accessible with float plane only. The average antler size in our area is 36 to 40" and we take some every year in the 40 to 50 inch range. Overall success since 1993 has been 95% on Bull Moose.  Long Range Mountain has two locations on the Eastern Side of the Norther Peninsula, on top of the Mountain range, in rolling hill country.  The area has ideal Moose Terrain with small bogs and streams, small lakes, timbered valleys and barren peaks.  The barren peaks can be utilized to glass and call the area for Moose.

Our moose hunts start the 2nd week of September and usually book for five weeks.  Due to the remote area and elevation the season is short and weather is a factor later in October.  Hunting is done by Glassing from a high vantage point then spot and stalk.  Our guides are experienced moose hunters & callers and will do everything they can to get you a shot at a good bull.  The Guide will call from the beginning of the season and our early weeks are as successful as our later weeks.

The terrain here is conifer forested peaks & valleys with lots of wide open spaces. Shots can range from 50 yards to 400 yards, so be prepared for anything. A long range, flat shooting rifle is best. A 30-06, 270, 300mag, 308, or 7mm are all good choices. Your animal will be deboned, caped, and processed in the field. Meat will be hung & stored in our meat house until your trip out from camp.