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The vast wilderness of Northern Alberta holds some of the most magnificent bull moose in North America, and few know this terrain better than Terance Boss. In this captivating conversation, Terance shares his journey from hunting as a 7-year-old boy alongside his father to becoming the owner of Boss Outfitting, one of Alberta's premier moose hunting operations.
What makes this discussion particularly fascinating is Terance's deep knowledge of how the landscape and wildlife have transformed over decades. He describes a remarkable shift - how moose populations have migrated from the northern bush to prairie regions, while whitetail deer have expanded dramatically northward following human-created access routes. These seismic lines and oil exploration roads created new habitat edges that fundamentally changed wildlife distribution patterns across Alberta.
Terance's approach to guiding is refreshingly client-focused. Unlike many outfitters, he exclusively offers one-on-one guiding, pairing each hunter with their own guide to maximize success. With his team boasting over 150 years of combined moose hunting experience, it's no wonder they maintain an impressive 90% success rate. The hunting experience he describes - from the canvas tent camps with electricity to the meticulous planning that goes into each day's hunt - reflects his commitment to quality.
Perhaps most telling is his philosophy toward harvested animals: "Once we shoot that moose, I work for the moose now." This respect for the animals and commitment to proper meat handling speaks volumes about the ethics driving his operation. For hunters dreaming of their first Canadian moose hunt, Terrence offers invaluable practical advice, including why you should bring your familiar rifle rather than purchasing something new for the occasion.
Whether you're planning your own moose hunting adventure or simply fascinated by the dynamics of wildlife management in Canada's northern regions, this episode provides rare insights from someone who has witnessed these ecosystems evolve firsthand. Hear the full story by visiting bossoutfitting.com or finding them on Facebook.
Check us out on Facebook and instagram Hunts On Outfitting, and also our YouTube page Hunts On Outfitting Podcast. Tell your hunting buddies about the podcast if you like it, Thanks!
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The vast wilderness of Northern Alberta holds some of the most magnificent bull moose in North America, and few know this terrain better than Terance Boss. In this captivating conversation, Terance shares his journey from hunting as a 7-year-old boy alongside his father to becoming the owner of Boss Outfitting, one of Alberta's premier moose hunting operations.
What makes this discussion particularly fascinating is Terance's deep knowledge of how the landscape and wildlife have transformed over decades. He describes a remarkable shift - how moose populations have migrated from the northern bush to prairie regions, while whitetail deer have expanded dramatically northward following human-created access routes. These seismic lines and oil exploration roads created new habitat edges that fundamentally changed wildlife distribution patterns across Alberta.
Terance's approach to guiding is refreshingly client-focused. Unlike many outfitters, he exclusively offers one-on-one guiding, pairing each hunter with their own guide to maximize success. With his team boasting over 150 years of combined moose hunting experience, it's no wonder they maintain an impressive 90% success rate. The hunting experience he describes - from the canvas tent camps with electricity to the meticulous planning that goes into each day's hunt - reflects his commitment to quality.
Perhaps most telling is his philosophy toward harvested animals: "Once we shoot that moose, I work for the moose now." This respect for the animals and commitment to proper meat handling speaks volumes about the ethics driving his operation. For hunters dreaming of their first Canadian moose hunt, Terrence offers invaluable practical advice, including why you should bring your familiar rifle rather than purchasing something new for the occasion.
Whether you're planning your own moose hunting adventure or simply fascinated by the dynamics of wildlife management in Canada's northern regions, this episode provides rare insights from someone who has witnessed these ecosystems evolve firsthand. Hear the full story by visiting bossoutfitting.com or finding them on Facebook.
Check us out on Facebook and instagram Hunts On Outfitting, and also our YouTube page Hunts On Outfitting Podcast. Tell your hunting buddies about the podcast if you like it, Thanks!