Guided Maine Moose Hunts
Maine’s Moose hunt is by lottery only. On-line applications come out each January and the drawing is held in June. Our lodge is on the border of zones 19 and 28. Our moose hunts cover zones 18, 19, and 28. If you are fortunate enough to draw a once in a lifetime Maine Moose permit and are picked for one of these zones, don’t miss your opportunity to score a big bull with us.
Maine’s Moose hunt is a split season with one week in late September and the other in October. Eastern Maine (as with deer) produces some of the biggest racked bulls in the state. The habitat is ideal for Moose with the generations of wood cutting operations in the area. Our guides know all the current Moose hot spots and will save you precious time scouting. You’ll hunt big bulls that have been scouted prior to the season. We are in the woods either fishing, bear hunting, deer hunting or rabbit hunting and we are on top of the Moose activity all year not just the days before the hunt. Eagle Mountain’s biggest bull bagged was 957 lb field dressed with a 53” spread .
Your day will start out before sunrise with a big breakfast, then it’s off to a remote area where moose are known to be.
We don't drive the roads all day. You, your sub-permittee and your guide will still hunt while your guide attempts to call in a bull. There’s nothing more exciting than hearing a big bull respond to a call on a frosty morning in the big woods of Maine. When a Maine bull Moose comes charging in to your guide's call, it’s an adrenaline rush like no other!
Our guides are very experienced moose hunters and excellent at calling and stalking moose. They have the knowledge and the special equipment to get your 800 to 1000 lbs moose out of the woods. Our guides work as a team and when one hunter has scored his guide helps other guides/sports hunt their Moose. You won't be teamed up with another permit holder like some outfitters do, it will be just you, your sub-permitee and your guide.
Fully Guided Moose Hunt Rate
Moose hunts are one on one hunts. One guide for one moose permit.
7 night 6 day fully guided hunt includes lodging and meals - $2,500.
$500. Deposit required
Rate Includes: 3 meals a day for permitee and sub-permitee. Lodging at the Wilderness Lodge or in a cabin. Your personal guide, who is responsible for helping you get your moose, getting it out and getting it to the butcher.
Semi-Guided Maine Moose Hunt
This hunt is for anyone who has all the necessary equipment for hunting and extracting your moose from your hunting zone. We are conveniently located and have access to zones 18, 19 and 28. We are in the woods either fishing, bear hunting, deer hunting or rabbit hunting and we are on top of the Moose activity all year not just the days before the hunt. This hunt includes meals and lodging for you at the Wilderness Lodge. Master Maine Guide, Matt Whitegiver will personally go over the recommended hunting areas with you and highlight your Maine Gazeteer (Map Book) to insure you are in the right area for a successful hunt. He will direct you to a pre-scouted areas that we know hold Moose and offer suggestions on where to go in, where to call from, what time of day to call, how to hunt the area and we maintain radio contact whenever possible. He will also be available each night at dinner time for a daily consultation of areas you have hunted and areas to hunt.
Semi-Guided Maine Moose Hunt Rate
$1,095 permitee (single occupancy) - $250.00 Deposit
or $1,550 for permitee and sub-permitee (double occupancy) - $400 Deposit
Rate Includes: 3 meals a day for permitee and sub-permitee, Lodging at the Wilderness Lodge.
Non Guided Moose Hunt Lodging
For lodging and cabin rental rates for non-guided Moose hunts
go to our Lodging Page
For more information on applying for a Maine Moose Permit, season dates, rules & regulations, fees and online licenses go to: www.mefishwildlife.com and click on Moose Hunting.
We recommend a 4 wheel drive for all Moose hunts.
Butcher and taxidermist recommendations...
Eagle Mountain provides you with recommendations for butchers and taxidermists, but the choice of who to go with is yours and you may want to discuss your options with your guide prior to your hunt. Butchers and taxidermist are not affiliated with Eagle Mountain Guide Service. Once your animal is there it is no longer our responsibility.
