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Man kneeling on dock wearing Kuiu hunting gear, with Canadian Moose antlers.

CANADIAN MOOSE

Overview

Jennings River Outfitters is known for producing some of the largest Canadian Moose in British Columbia. Due to our northern location bordering the Yukon, our moose share genetics with the Alaska-Yukon subspecies, resulting in exceptional size and antler development.

With average bull spreads in the mid-50” range and 60”+ bulls taken regularly, this is a destination for hunters seeking true trophy potential.

Our vast, remote concession provides prime moose habitat with minimal pressure, allowing bulls to mature and thrive. Come hunt in the concession that holds the SCI World Record Canadian Moose.

Woman kneeling with large Canadian moose rack
Doug Rehbein's SCI World Record Western Canadian Moose harvested at Jennings River Outfitters in 1998.

Doug Rehbein’s 
Record SCI Western Canada Moose

A Jennings River legend, taken in the Cassiar Mountains in 1998.

Doug Rehbein currently holds the SCI record for the Western Canada moose for a bull he took here at Jennings River Outfitters, guided by long-time hunting guide Mark Boote. In October 1998, Doug harvested a once-in-a-lifetime bull that still stands as a benchmark for Western Canada moose hunters around the world.

This giant bull scored an incredible 557 inches with a 64-2/8 inch outside spread, carrying 12 points on one antler and 10 on the other. The moose’s massive T-2 and T-4 points pushed it into the record books and secured Doug’s place in SCI history.

The Experience

Terrain
 

Expansive river systems, lakes, wetlands, and alpine basins create ideal moose habitat across the concession.
 

Hunt Style
 

Primary hunts are conducted by boat, calling bulls during the rut. Alternative options include horseback or ATV-based alpine hunts combining glassing and calling.
 

Physical Demand
 

Low to moderate. Boat-based hunts are accessible, while alpine options require more mobility.
 

Camp Life
 

Comfortable cabins are strategically placed in high-density moose areas, maximizing both success and comfort.

Man wearing Sitka hunting gear standing on a dock holding a massive canadian moose trophy from Jennings River Outfitters

Hunt Details

  • Season: September/October

  • Length: 10 days

  • Success Rate: High

  • Average Bull Size: 50” - 60”+ Bulls

  • Hunt Method: Calling, machine, boat, spot & stalk (alpine)

Species Profile

  • Genetics: Western Canadian Species with Alaska-Yukon influence

  • Average Spread: 50–55 inches

  • Trophy Class: 60”+ bulls

  • Defining Traits: Massive paddles, body size, rut activity

Black and white image of moose racks on back of horses, from a successful Jennings River moose hunt.
Hunters pose with moose antlers by lake shore and inflatable raft after a successful harvest.

Few hunts match the intensity of calling in a mature bull during the rut, an experience defined by close encounters and adrenaline.

JENNINGS MOOSE

Moose through spotting scope
Two hunters pose with their moose antlers after a successful moose hunt.
Large Canadian moose harvested in Jennings River concesssion
Man holding moose antler trophy on dock

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