ONE TAG, ONE CHANCE

Calling Shiras Moose

The smallest of the four kinds of moose and the hardest tag to draw.

LETTERS FROM THE FIELD

Idaho, Montana, Washington, Utah and Colorado

The smallest of the four kinds of moose and the hardest tag to draw. Most of the hunters writing these letters get one permit in their life, which makes them the most careful readers on this website. Part of where hunters use it.

THE PROOF

Letters from Shiras country

12 BULLS IN 10 DAYS

“By following your tips and using your call I was able to call in Moose everyday during the first 10 days of the moose season. I called in 12 bull moose and saw countless cows. We were able to harvest a 52 inch, 43.5 inch and a 38 inch dual drop tine. These were all great bulls for this area and the first two were exceptional for Shiras Moose.”

Jon Carman

Ione, Washington

163 6/8″ · CHARGED AT 10 STEPS

“I drew Washington State’s once in a lifetime Shiras moose tag this year… We were able to call in a monster 163 6/8″ (green) net Shiras bull into 20 yards. My caller even induced a charge from the bull; he stopped at 10 steps.”

Ben Davenport

Washington

BOONE AND CROCKETT

“I followed your 3-day focused strategy with consistent calling in one location and eventually old big boy came grunting. He actually took 5 days, but what I learned from your strategy was that patience pays off… The bull scored 145, making Boone and Crockett.”

Clay Landry

Idaho

43″ AGAINST A 34″ AVERAGE

“With help from your videos and call I was able to fill my once in a lifetime Shiras Bull Moose tag here in Idaho… The Fish and Game officer that mandatory checked my bull said the average Shiras Bull Moose taken in Idaho is 34 inches wide, mine measuring in at 43 inches wide is a great bull.”

James W. Schondel

Idaho

11½ MILES FROM THE TRAILHEAD

“There are not a lot of moose anymore in that unit but using the tactics and calling methods I learned from watching your videos I did harvest a bull moose. It was a ton of work. I ended up shooting my moose 11½ miles from the trailhead.”

Nicholas Ricardi

Spanish Peaks, Montana

39 SCOUTING TRIPS

“After 39 scouting trips over four months everything came together opening morning, Oct 1, 2011… I cow moaned twice, scraped branches, and immediately a bull I had named Sea Biscuit came in grunting. Johnny shot him at 60 yards… Our hunt lasted less than an hour.”

A Colorado hunter

Colorado

BY REGION

What changes here

River bottoms and timber rather than open swamp, and one tag. The sounds do not change.

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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