Hunt trophy Canadian bull moose in the remote Cassiar region of northern British Columbia, a vast wilderness known for producing heavy-bodied bulls with wide, mature antler spreads. This is a true backcountry moose hunt, carried out in rugged alpine valleys, timbered drainages, and lake systems far removed from road access and hunting pressure.

Local guides use proven calling setups, boat and horseback access, and strategic glassing to locate rutting bulls as they move through prime habitat. The area is managed for low pressure and balanced predator numbers, supporting excellent moose density and reliable opportunities at mature bulls. Hunters also frequently encounter mountain goat, mountain caribou, and wolf, making combination hunts especially productive during peak rut periods.

Expect a spot-and-stalk and calling-based hunt with early mornings, steady glassing, and travel through challenging terrain. Conditions can be demanding, but the approach is efficient, ethical, and built around methods that consistently produce high-quality bulls each season.

For hunters focused on harvesting a top-end bull in a remote, unpressured environment, this region offers a rare advantage: large territories, strong age classes, and minimal competition. Whether targeting moose alone or pairing the hunt with additional species, this backcountry setting provides the solitude, game density, and trophy potential that serious moose hunters look for year after year.