THE HOME COUNTRY

Calling Moose in Alaska

Where the method was worked out. Big swamps, long sight lines, and bulls that might be three miles off when you start.

LETTERS FROM THE FIELD

Alaska

This is the home country: where Wayne guides, and where the method behind where hunters use it was worked out over forty-five years. The letters below are from hunters who called moose here themselves.

THE PROOF

Letters from Alaska

UNIT 20A

“I purchased one of your Bull Magnet calls this year prior to a DIY in unit 20A. I successfully called in two bulls within 50 and 75 yards respectively. The first measured 55 inches and the second was 66 inches.”

Darrell Peetz

Alaska

CHATANIKA RIVER

“I started rubbing and grunting after about 10 minutes and a lot of brush thrashing on his part I called him in to a clearing about 60 yards from me.” Antler spread 53½ inches.

Dale C.

Chatanika River, near Fairbanks

NINE BULLS IN ONE SEASON

“I purchased one in the summer of 2000 and called in 9 different bulls on an Alaska hunt that same year (nothing that I wanted to shoot). In 2001 I called in a couple of nice bulls before settling on a real high 55″ bull with 24 points.”

Ed C.

Alaska

2025 · FOUR FOR FOUR

“After 4 years of planning, myself and 3 friends made it up to Alaska. On the 2nd day I called this 64″ bull right into camp… We followed that up with a 60″ and a gorgeous 57″ bull. Near the end of the hunt our last bull was harvested to make it 4 for 4.”

R O

Colorado, hunting Alaska

BY REGION

What changes here

Nothing. This is the country the whole method was built for. What Alaska asks of a call is distance.

Wayne Kubat, Alaska Master Guide #147. Assistant guide from 1981, registered guide since 1986, and the designer of the Bull Magnet® moose call. About Wayne

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