Four Seasons Guiding is a small and cozy family-run outfitter on Big Pine Lake near Chapleau Ontario. They offer housekeeping cabins with Hunting for Moose, Wolf, Black Bear and Grouse. Moose hunt takes place in WMU 32 and WMU 35. This is one of the top regions for Moose hunting due to the absence of deer. Whitetail Deer are carriers of a parasite that is deadly to Moose.
Five Mile Lake Lodge & Outpost Camps is located on Five Mile Lake, which is south of Chapleau, Ontario. Their non-resident Adult Moose hunts take place in WMU 35 and the lodge borders on WMU 38. Residents with their own tags are welcome to rent a cabin. They are rated as 4 Star (****) accommodations with housekeeping cabins at the base lodge and outpost cabins on Goldie Lake and Wenebegon Lake.
Prairie Bee Outpost Camps are located on Prairie Bee Lake, which is located between Chapleau and Wawa, Ontario. They offer exclusive remote Moose hunting camps for Bow hunters as they are issued Bull Moose archery tags for WMU 32. Moose are plentiful in the area with Bulls common up to 1300 pounds and the occasional Bull Moose reaching 1500 pounds. They have hundreds of miles of old logging roads, ATV trails and game trails to hunt as well the opportunity to hunt from a boat along the shore where Moose frequently drink and feed. The camp takes a limited number of hunters each year to maintain their high success rate, which is 90% or higher. At the far west end of the lake they have an extremely remote outpost camp. The main camp is located at the north-east end of the lake. These are remote boat-to housekeeping camps.
Flame Lake Lodge is located near Chapleau Ontario. They also offer accommodations for resident Moose hunters with their own tags for WMU 35 and WMU 38. Accommodations include housekeeping cabin or American Plan in the main lodge.
Moose Horn Lodge is located outside of Chapleau Ontario right next to the Chapleau Crown Game Preserve. They offer excellent Moose hunting. Each year they are issued one Adult Bull Moose tag and multiple calf tags for WMU 35. They offer housekeeping accommodations in their brand new open concept cottages. Residents with their own Moose tags are welcome to rent a cottage as the lodge is close to WMU 35 and WMU 38.
Northern Walleye Lodge is located northwest of Chapleau on Dog Lake.
Northern Walleye Lodge: The secret to successful Moose hunting in Northern Ontario is to hunt in a region where there are very little or no deer. The reason for this is because deer carry a parasite that is deadly to Moose. In regions where deer populations are high, Moose are rare. With this in mind, we are happy to report that the deer population in our region is almost nonexistent and the Moose population is very high. There are hundreds of miles of game trails, ATV trails, old logging roads and burn areas, which will give you access to spectacular Moose hunting. Moose hunts can also be by boat where you can comb the shoreline and stake out actively used trails down to the water, which moose often visit in the morning and late afternoon. Our Moose tags are for WMU 32. We have Adult Bull tags and Adult Cow tags and we can accommodate both Rifle Hunters and Bow Hunters. Guides can be provider with advanced notice. Accommodations are in lakefront housekeeping cabins. Also Dog Lake provides fantastic fishing for Walleye, Lake Trout, Smallmouth Bass and Northern Pike.