Ironbound Outfitters has one of the best success rates for Newfoundland moose hunting among all outfitters.

Have you ever seen a bull moose moving swiftly through the forest? Would you like to see one? These huge animals, the largest living members of the deer family constitute one of Newfoundland's greatest wildlife assets. The tourist, pausing with his family by a Newfoundland lake, thrills at the sight of a moose feeding quietly in the wilderness. The hunter, escaping from the pressures of business and urban living, finds solitude, excitement and the feel of the wild when hunting for the mighty moose.

Moose is the largest member of the deer family. Mature males sometimes weigh up to 1500 pounds. Moose were introduced to the province of Newfoundland in 1904, and because of the excellent forage have increased their numbers to 120,000. Many areas of the province boast the highest moose densities in the world. A large bull moose, standing higher than a large saddle horse and sporting a massive antler display can be an imposing and challenging quarry.

The mating period for moose, considered by many hunters the most successful time for hunting, runs from late September to early November. Notwithstanding the rut period, some of the very best times for hunting moose is after the rut, during the latter part of November. Newfoundland moose are classified as "Eastern Canadian." Though generally smaller in body and antler size than their Alaskan cousins, Newfoundland moose are no less challenging to hunt.

That experience can be yours by hunting with us during the Newfoundland moose hunting season. At Ironbound Outfitters we pride ourselves in thinking that we have some of the best moose hunting available. Our 18 years of commitment and experience in offering moose hunting & our history of happy guests speak for itself. Our success story speaks well for us. It is our goal to see that, you the moose hunter, will get the best that can be offered. Your success is our success.

Our south coast lodges are held in moose hunting areas that are accessible only by air. They are 40 to 60 miles to the southwest of the nearest highway. This is a very remote Newfoundland moose hunting area, there are no roads, no cabins, no hunting pressure. We have held moose hunting permits for these lakes for many years. The lakes we utilize have a proven history of success. The only hunters seen in these moose hunting areas are those hunting with the resorts that hold the Newfoundland Moose hunting permits for the moose hunting season.