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R93 you are about right at $20,000 for a moose these days but the exchange rate is better today , that was the killer for me but once you are booked you just have to suck it up. Alaska /Yukon moose are the largest but Northern BC still get a few big ones drifting down from the north.

Originally Posted by Mooseman

R93 you are about right at $20,000 for a moose these days but the exchange rate is better today , that was the killer for me but once you are booked you just have to suck it up. Alaska /Yukon moose are the largest but Northern BC still get a few big ones drifting down from the north.

I am lucky I am a citizen cost wise but I still need a guide as a non resident. But I am sure there will one available amongst the crew I am working with.

If I get one, it will cost enough just to get the head back and mounted.
I think I will get it mounted in NZ. My mates one was done here and it is a stunning mount.
I also would like to do a whitetail but will head east for that after the BC hunting season.

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Originally Posted by R93

I am lucky I am a citizen cost wise but I still need a guide as a non resident. But I am sure there will one available amongst the crew I am working with.

If I get one, it will cost enough just to get the head back and mounted.
I think I will get it mounted in NZ. My mates one was done here and it is a stunning mount.
I also would like to do a whitetail but will head east for that after the BC hunting season.

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Should go for a Mule deer if you get a chance, I'm a bit of a fan of Steve Rinella and was watching an episode of Meateater yesterday where they hunted Muleys, Impressive animals with those Whitetail style heads that come forward from the bases, really pretty animals

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

Should go for a Mule deer if you get a chance, I'm a bit of a fan of Steve Rinella and was watching an episode of Meateater yesterday where they hunted Muleys, Impressive animals with those Whitetail style heads that come forward from the bases, really pretty animals

There are apparently plenty of Mulelys where I am working and I will likely have to guide on them, so maybe.

A good moose and whitetail have always been my dream North American species.
A big stone Ram would be next for me.



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