Sunday, January 20, 2013

Quick Tips for Moose Hunting - Sports - Other Sports

Your main objective while going for a Moose hunt is return back with your kill. There is nothing as satisfying as returning back with your objective fulfilled. There are few things which if kept in mind and adhered to, the chances of meeting your objective while on a moose hunt becomes much brighter. Every year thousands of hunting enthusiasts come for moose hunting in Alaska. There are number of guided Alaska moose hunt tours available which can make your trip and hunt memorable. Further we will discuss few tips which will increase your chances of getting your prey manifolds.

First of all you should always remember to be a good hunter as only good hunters could qualify and graduate to becoming good moose hunters. The first recommendation which I am going to make here should be considered a must do by all irrespective of how much experience they have in moose hunting. Each time you go on a moose hunt adventure make sure you have researched and studied preferred habitats for moose. This will help you determine the specific areas where you are more likely to encounter a moose than others. Meadows, swamps, forests, cut-blocks are few such areas where there are more chances of locating a moose or at least its signs.

How will you reach these high traffic moose areas? The best way to get to these areas would be on foot. So the second most important tip would be to get out of your automobile and venture out on foot. According to a estimate most of the hunters walk less than one third of a mile and hence are never able to reach to the remote and high traffic areas where there are more chances of moose to be found. Getting away from high human and vehicular traffic areas should be your priority.

Next, you should concentrate in identifying the travel corridors for movement of moose. A moose has to keep moving between, wallows, feeding areas and breeding areas and what you need to do is establish a pattern in this movement. How correctly you are able to map this pattern will determine how skilful a hunter you are and in return your chances to getting your moose will remain high.

After having mapped these spots and areas you need to revisit these again and again. If you have correctly identified your spots then it just would be matter of time when you will encounter your prey. Moose are big animals and hence they need quite a lot of food. In search of this food they move quite often but one thing is sure they would visit their prime habitats again and again. Once you have identified your "hot spots" you must establish a pattern in which you move between them. Visiting the same spot in a pattern is very important. After having identified a "hot spot" if you don't find any luck there so make sure to keep revisiting this spot and others periodically.

By following the above tips I am sure your chances of success while on a moose hunt would increase at least by 50%. Happy Hunting!





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