Tag: Moose Hunting

What You Should Know Before Buying Your First Hunting Bow

Person in camouflage holding a compound bow and loading an arrow outdoors in a field.

Bowhunting can give experienced hunters a new challenge while helping beginners develop patience, accuracy, and a deeper understanding of their equipment. Before you can start practising, however, you need a bow that fits your body, abilities, and intended style of hunting. With so many options available, buying your first hunting bow can feel overwhelming. Here… Read more »

Three Moose Burger Recipes You’ll Forever Crave

A cheeseburger with caramelized onions and blue cheese on a bun, served with French fries on a wooden board.

There’s something special about cooking wild game at home, especially when it comes from a successful hunt with friends or family. Moose meat is lean, flavourful, and perfect for juicy, satisfying burgers when prepared properly. If you’re looking to turn your next moose harvest into bold, crave-worthy meals, here are three moose burger recipes that… Read more »

All About Moose Antlers

A moose with large antlers stands on green grass with dense bushes and trees in the background.

As the largest member of the deer family, moose are breathtaking creatures to come across in the wild. They’re best known for their incredible antlers, which can grow as large as six feet in length and weigh up to forty pounds. If you really want to get to know this beautiful animal, you should start by… Read more »

Understanding Moose Behavior Helps Get the Perfect Shot

A moose stands at the edge of a rocky riverbank, drinking water with trees and rocks in the background.

Saskatchewan is one of the continent’s top destinations for moose hunting. Here at the Lawrence Bay Lodge, our hunters have had an 80% opportunity at a Bull Moose. If you’re looking to bag your first (or your hundredth) moose on your next hunting trip, it pays to know a bit about moose behavior. Here’s our… Read more »

Tips for Opening Day of Deer Season

A stag with large antlers stands in a frosty field at sunrise with bare trees in the background.

Deer season is coming up! Are you ready? Here are some handy tips for the opening day of deer season: Preparation is key Make sure to sight in before opening day, so you’ll be confident in your shots. Other prep steps: make a comprehensive, written packing list before you hunt and shop early for all… Read more »

Questions to Ask a Moose-Hunting Guide

Two men shake hands in front of Lawrence Bay Lodge, posing with a large moose rack on the grass.

If you’re thinking of booking a moose-hunting guide, it pays to know the right questions to ask. Asking smart questions can make a big difference to the success of your hunt. For example: How long have you been in business? A more experienced outfitter will likely know the ins and outs of managing the logistics… Read more »

Benefits of Mixing Up Hunting Targets

An arrow flies toward a target attached to a bamboo tree in a forest with a blurred background.

No matter how long you’ve been hunting, if you’re like most of us, you need to practice. Whether you’re a newbie, a longtime weekend hobbyist or a lifelong hunter, you can benefit from mixing up your hunting targets when you practice. The biggest benefit of mixing up your hunting targets? Improved accuracy. You might say,… Read more »

How to Track Animals in Difficult Terrain

Two deer hoof prints are visible in wet sand.

Do you want to improve your chances of tracking animals down during your next hunting trip? One of the most effective ways to do it is by learning how to spot different signs that will show you which way animals are moving. This can be hard to do, especially when you’re dealing with a tougher… Read more »

A Few Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Moose

A moose with large antlers stands partially submerged in a body of water with greenery in the background.

A favorite meal here at Reindeer Lake, moose meat is a great alternative to the usual chicken, pork and beef in our diets. With a wide range of health benefits and a delicious flavor, it is no wonder that hunters love to visit Saskatchewan to try their hand at taking down a bull moose. Prevalent… Read more »

Share the Joys of Hunting with Your Children

Two people in camouflage winter gear by a snowy riverbank, one pointing across the water, the other holding a shotgun.

For many families, hunting is a tradition passed down from generation to generation. An enjoyable way to spend time together in the outdoors, hunting also offers opportunities to teach your children about nature and the relationship we humans share with wildlife. If you are interested in passing down your skillset to your children, it is… Read more »