Moose Hunting Regulations in Canadian Provinces

Interesting Facts About Moose The moose is found all over the Northern Hemisphere, in Europe where his name is Elk, Asia, and North America. It is also the official State Animal of Maine. Named Alces Alces by the scientists, the moose is the largest member of the deer family. Like its cousin the deer, the moose is herbivore. Each year in Alaska, there are more moose-related deaths than bear-related deaths. While in Europe, Finland and Sweden have the most car-moose accidents . By the way; the plural of moose is "moose".

Alberta Hunting Regulations
Moose
Alberta holds a moose population of approximately 80,000 animals, a number that has remained fairly steady over the last 5 years. In Alberta all the Non-Resident licenses are on an allocation system.
Season:Aug 25 to Nov 30 (dates vary by region)
Limit: 1
Alberta Resident: Wildlife certificate $22.85, moose tag $31.75, bowhunting permit $7
Canadian Non-Resident: Wildlife certificate $22.85, moose tag $130.97 , bowhunting permit $14.25
Non-Resident Alien: Wildlife certificate $22.85, moose tag $247.77, bowhunting permit $21

Contact
Alberta department of Environment
9915 108 St., Edmonton, Alberta T5K 2G6 Canada
Phone: (780) 944-0313
ADE Web Site