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Fall hunting packages for grouse, bear and moose round out a host of sporting experiences. Whether firearm or bow hunting, the heart of Ontario provides consistent, successful gaming.
Lost Bay Resort Non resident Bear Hunts
Lost Bay Resort offers semi guided, baited bear hunts. We bait from 10 to 15 spots within our official Bear Management Area Starting several weeks prior to the arrival of the first hunting party - as predicated by weather and natural feed conditions. You will be guided the first day to the bait positions – there will always be multiple positions for each hunter. After your arrival you can continue the baiting so you can keep an eye on the activity at each position.
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A majority of the baits are located just off the water so the best transportation is by boat which is included in the hunt package. The remaining Part of our Bear Management area is located where the access is via vehicle. You will be doing your own skinning and cutting; a large freezer is available for the meat.
Lost Bay Resort packaged bear hunts include a boat and motor, the required housekeeping cabin or cabins, so you will need to bring your own food. Also provided is the bait for the six day bear hunt and an orientation of the bear hunting area when you arrive.
We take a maximum group of 5 hunters per six-day semi guided bear hunt. We only host 2 or 3 groups of bear hunters through our camp for the entire season. An ideal party size is 3 to 5 hunters under which condition your party will be the only bear hunters in camp.
Although black bear hunting season runs from mid August until the end of October, our bear hunts are offered in late August and September. All hunts start on Sunday. And the lodging is at Lost Bay Resort.
Fishing on Cliff Lake is outstanding, the big five species are present and abundant; Walleye, Muskie, Lake Trout, Northern and Small Mouth Bass. We recommend you bring fishing gear and purchase a Conservation Fishing License to enjoy the fishing when not hunting.
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Lost Bay & Wild Eyes Non Residents Moose Hunt
Lost Bay Resort has 1 rifle or 2 Archery Bull Moose tags, 1 Rifle or 2 Archery Cow Tags and unlimited Calf tags. read more
Wild Eyes Outpost has 1 rifle or 2 Archery Bull Moose tags, no Cow Tags and unlimited Calf tags
Ontario allows Party hunting so multiple hunters can hunt in a group, one hunter carries the Bull tag the remaining a Calf or Cow tag – any of them can shoot a Bull.
Our Seven day, or more if needed, Moose Hunts will appeal to the seasoned hunter that is familiar with the calling, tracking, field dressing, and processing of their animal - You will be doing your own skinning and cutting; a large freezer is available for the meat and we will assist you moving and hanging if requested.
Lost Bay Resort moose hunts include housekeeping cabin or cabins, so you will need to bring your own food. If requested, a boat and motor will be provided – first tank of gas is free. An ATV or 4WD vehicle is recommended if you wish to access areas not adjacent to the lake. ATV riders: Ontario law requires registration and insurance for you ATV from your home state, along with a helmet.
A hunting license from your home state is required to get a moose license in Ontario. Hunter orange clothing is also required – camouflage orange is not acceptable in Ontario.
See Hunting Rate PDF for package costs and specifics
Grouse Hunting
Ruffed Grouse and Spruce Grouse are abundant nearby Lost Bay and Wild Eyes here in Northwestern Ontario. Hunting is done along the many logging roads and trails around the camps. The grouse here are seemingly tame compared to most places in the states because there is so little human activity. The success rate is very high.
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Enjoy a combined hunting and fishing trip. Fall fishing is great on Cliff Lake the big five species are present and abundant; Walleye, Muskie, Lake Trout, Northern and Small Mouth. The Big Muskies and Walleye are especially active this time of year,
License requirements: In order to get a small game license in Ontario, you must provide proof of hunting experience. The best way is to bring a current hunting license from your home state. Additionally, Camouflage orange is not acceptable in Ontario so bring your "hunter orange" outwear.
No additional charge for Grouse hunting - it is included in our standard fishing trips. See our current rate sheet for the fees for our hunting packages.
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