A cow moose dislodges a bull from its hunting stump 2022 Moose Call Saline Urine

A female moose dislodges a bull from her stump

A cow moose dislodges a bull from its hunting stump 2022 Moose Call Saline Urine.

How to hunt bull moose after the rut

Switching from bullmoose hunting during the rut to hunting after the rut is like switching from defense to offense. During the rut, you have to get a male to come to you; after the rut, you have to go to him. They continually scour their home range in search of female elk, often fighting other males for breeding rights. By the end, the males are exhausted and in poor physical condition. Rest, recuperation and feeding are priorities.Where to lookMales seek the best forage and solitude, although they can tolerate the presence of other males. They seek out the best quality food available, generally in unshaded shrub communities of willow, alder or dogwood. The best shrub communities are often associated with clearcuts, post-burn regrowth, river deltas, south-facing banks, lake shores and riparian areas of streams and rivers.It can be a chore. Satellite images are ideal for identifying potential hiding places where a male can burrow undisturbed. Don’t forget that it looks for quality food close to mixed forests that offer escape and thermal cover.Refine the searchHuntingfor likely male refuges is a process of elimination. See from a distance, use height to your advantage and pay particular attention to edges where shrub communities adjoin the forest. Be patient and meticulous, as males can be recumbent. Where you can’t observe effectively, scour the perimeter carefully for fresh tracks, droppings and evidence of feeding. If you spot a bull in an advantageous position, take the time to carefully plan your stalk, paying attention to the wind.Close the dealIf you see signs of moose activity but no animal, go out and look for it. Tracking and fixed hunting are both effective, and snow is your best ally. If you’re blazing a fresh trail, follow it on the leeward side; don’t follow in a moose’s footsteps or you’re almost certain to be detected. Windy, wet days are ideal for hiding your smell and sound. Always look ahead. Even in dense canopy, binoculars are a great help. Carry your rifle at arm’s length… the opportunity may present itself very quickly! If you hit a bull, wait 20 minutes before returning to the track. Visit Moose are reluctant to leave a productive habitat and often don’t go very far if they’re not under pressure.To learn more about moose hunting, check out 4 tips for finding your late-season moose.source: Alberta Conservation Association VIP ZONE VISIT Kate Nadeau MercierGeneral Manager knmercier@qacp.com ACanadaFacebook Magazine?Facebook Émission?Gars de Brousse?Filles de Bois?Télé-Mag?#Moosehunting #Mooseviscerating #Mooseviscerating #Roebuckviscerating #Huntingtechnique #Fishingtechnique #Huntingequipment #Huntingclothing #TRACTOwildturkeyptics #salineorignal #meilleurblocdesel #MoosehuntingRoebuck #Commentéviscérerunours #salinechevreuil #souilleorignal #videochasseorignal#blocdeselorignal#BrowningCanadasource