LATE OCTOBER | MOOSE HUNTING IN THE SNOW 

Yeah it's getting real old. If the ministry was really so concerned about moose, I don't understand how putting moose entirely on LEH with any antlered moose being legal isn't a better alternative. I'd say a lot of people would be on board with this even if tougher draw odds were necessary to make that happen. Say you'd get a moose tag once every 3-4 years. When a person gets drawn, you have a strong chance of filling a tag. The ministry would have a better ideal of moose harvest rates from each MU, and it would significantly help with the issue of trigger-happy folks who shoot an illegal bull and leave it to rot because there were too many (or not enough) antler tines. It's really crazy.

The antler point restrictions are in addition to drawing an LEH tag. Some areas still have short (2 day) open seasons but again, still with antler restrictions. Yes, logic would assume an LEH tag would be good for any bull. The Ministry of Forests is doing a horrendous job.

I have a feeling a lot of the bulls we see late in the season have been looked over many, many times.

I'm assuming you're meaning the tracks at 9:28 of the video. Those moose went into a treed area with very little visibility. Thanks for your comment!

There definitely seemed to be less traffic in the backcountry this year.

@@GetOutdoorsNoExcuses I think that is a good thing. My son and I went out for a solid week this year in September, but it was so warm we really didn't see much. Glad to see you guys had some luck with the elk. We had six legal bull elk show up at my place about two weeks after the season closed. Lol

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