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Moose are the primary focus of my long term hunting goals right now and I know that many listeners of this podcast feel the same way. Well, just like I’ve done with some of my previous guests on the show, I like to interview other hunters who have a lot of knowledge on the sort of hunting I plan on doing in the future. With that in mind, we have a special guest on the show today who has a lot of experience moose hunting: Ron Spomer. Ron will share some of his moose hunting experiences, give us an overview of how people usually hunt moose, and finish off with some recommendations and some valuable lessons he learned along the way.
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Resources
Ep 201: Sheep Hunting 101 With Ron Spomer – Another of Ron’s appearances on The Big Game Hunting Podcast
1) Ron’s Instagram & YouTube Pages
2) RonSpomerOutdoors.net – Ron’s web site.
3) A Starter Rifle For New, Small-Framed, And/Or Recoil Shy Hunters – Article I wrote for Ron Spomer Outdoors.
4) Below are photos of Ron from some of his moose hunts.
The first moose as well as the two photos of moose country at the bottom were from the Prophet Muskwa area in British Columbia. He used a Blaser R8 in 7mm Rem Mag.
The second moose was the one that walked across the beaver pond before dying in the Fox River area of British Columbia. Ron used a Kifaru Rambling Rifle in 300 WSM loaded with 165 grain Swift Scirocco and 165 grain. Barnes TTSX bullets.
The third moose was taken in the Alaska Range. Ron used a Winchester Model 70 Featherweight in 30-06 loaded with 200 grain Nosler Partition bullets.
