Answer the call of the wild in the remote wilderness of Northern Ontario. Pine Portage Lodge offers moose and fall black bear hunting packages that bring together outstanding hunting opportunities, comfortable accommodations and the unforgettable beauty of the Canadian wilderness.
Whether you are returning for another season or planning your first Northern Ontario hunt, our team is ready to help you prepare for a rewarding and memorable adventure.
Planning Your Hunt
Make your preparations with confidence. Our office is happy to assist with information about hunting licences, required documentation, regulations and travel arrangements.
We recommend contacting our office before your arrival to confirm that you have everything required for your hunting trip and are ready to make the most of your time in the field.
Hunting Regulations & Safety
A successful hunt begins with careful preparation and a strong commitment to safety. All hunters are responsible for understanding and following applicable Ontario hunting regulations, including hunter orange requirements and safe handling and transportation of firearms. Please review the current Ontario hunting regulations before your trip so you can arrive prepared and enjoy your hunt responsibly.
Traveling to Canada with Firearms
If you are traveling form outside of Canada and bringing firearms, be sure to review Canadian firearm important requirements before your departure. For your convenience, we have included helpful links below to support your planning and ensure a smooth journey to Pine Portage Lodge.
Ready for Your Next Hunting Adventure?
Trade the ordinary for the wild beauty, genuine hospitality and time-honored hunting tradition of Pine Portage Lodge.
Contact us to learn more about our moose and black bear hunting packages.
Pine Portage Lodge - Your Northern Ontario Hunting Destination
Helpful Hunting Resources
Non-Resident Firearm Declaration

Moose Hunting packages include: Boat/motor/gas, accommodation, meals, your flight from Wawa to Lodge return, flying your moose out.
2026 MOOSE HUNTING SEASON
Archery: September 26th
Resident Gun Hunt: October 17th
Non Resident Gun Hunt: October 19th
5 FULL DAYS (quoted in Canadian Funds)
1 adult tag per 2 hunters $7200 per hunter
Because of new regulation put in place by the MNRF
there are a limited number of tags.
For more info please feel free to contact us.
MOOSE TAG PRICES (not included in the above packages)
Cow/Calf Tag $150
Bull Tag $200
Calf Tag $30
Note: All pricing are quoted in Canadian dollars. Packages do not include tax
Due to the changes our Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry has put in place since 2021, we now have to charge for our Moose Tags. We no longer are able to include the moose tags in our packages at no charge. The cost that is now associated with the moose tags are over and above our package rates. Please note Party Hunting is allowed which means that more then one person can share one tag to keep down your costs.
Quinton 1st moose
Firearm requirements: Centre fire rifles must be at least 270 calibers with rifles of the 30 calibers range recommended, such as 300 Magnum, 30-06, 7MM Magnum; bullet weights in the 180 grain range. Hand guns are NOT PERMITTED in Canada
Bows (Compound, Long or Recurve) must have a draw weight of a minimum of 60 pounds; arrow length must be at least 23.6 inches and arrow head must be at least 0.87 at the widest point with a minimum of two cutting edges or straight, sharp, non-serrated, barb-less steel.
Clothing requirements: Once the Moose rifle season starts, Hunter Orange must be warn: a minimum of 400 square inches of uninterrupted Hunter Orange must be worn at all times (except for Bear Hunters while in tree stands). Camouflage or open mesh orange does not meet these requirements. An orange jacket or vest as well as an orange hat do meet these requirements.
Hunters should have a compass or hand held G.P.S., as well as a good pair of binoculars, thermos, flashlight, lighter, warm clothing, good quality rain gear, waterproof insulated boots, gloves/mitts, long underwear. Two-way portable radios are also recommended. Fall hunting weather can be warm & dry to cold, wet and snowy within a few hours; so it is best to be prepared for all variables.
NON RESIDENT HUNTERS must have a current or previous hunting license with them to purchase an Ontario Bear, Moose or Small Game License. Ontario Out Door Cards can be purchased on line at https://www.huntandfishontario.com
RESIDENT & NON-RESIDENT hunters must have a Hunters version Outdoors card.
NON-RESIDENT must register all firearms when crossing the Boarder. For further information, please call our office or contact the Fire Arms Centre at 1800-731-4000.
DOWNLOAD FIRE ARMS DECLARATION FORM FOR NON-RESIDENT HUNTERS: This form must be filled out before you arrive at the border crossing.
https://rcmp.ca/sites/default/files/doc/5589e.pdf
We trust that this information will prove to be useful in planning your next Big Game Hunt in beautiful,
exciting Northern Ontario. We invite you to enjoy our 'truly Canadian Hospitality' while participating in a remote hunting experience.
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