Need some advice from you folks. Little backstory to hopefully frame the questions better. My father has been an avid hunter and fisherman for the last 50+ years. He ended up breaking his ankle a few months back (4 plates and 18 screws) and we're not sure how much he will bounce back to where he was. My stepmother thinks (and she is a medical professional) that he won't get back to his full potential but may be up for one more big hunting trip wants to send him on one. She has asked me to not only go with, which I will gladly do, but to also do some research. She is thinking that Africa (he has been twice before) might be too far away, though I know that the plains game type hunting shouldn't be too taxing. It was a heck of a lot easier than Elk Hunting in the Blue Mountains of Oregon over Thanksgiving weekend. I think he would enjoy Africa more than anything else but I would like to present alternatives to her. We definitely wouldn't want a high fence ranch type hunt.
So, I was thinking maybe a Moose hunt. I know some areas are not the best for a person that has reduced mobility but I was hoping that some of you might have used reputable Outfitters that hunt in areas where they can use ATV's for the long distance stuff. Also, which would be better, not for Godzilla sized Moose, but value wise - BC or Alaska?
If there are any other ideas I’m open to suggestions.
thanks for your help ahead of time -
Last edited by Load; 08/16/17. Reason: grammer
