Garia Bay: Top Moose & Bear Hunting Destination in North America
Packages for Massuchessetts Moose Hunters
Moose hunting isn’t just a challenge, it’s strictly prohibited in Massachusetts. For hunters passionate about pursuing this iconic hunting animal, the lack of opportunity can be frustrating, to say the least.
But in Newfoundland, where approximately 120,000 moose roam the wild, the adventure you’ve been dreaming of is waiting.
With vast hunting grounds, an impressive 85% success rate, and expert guides who know the land like the back of their hand, we offer the chance to experience moose hunting legally and abundantly.
Includes: License, food guides, local transportation, accommodations (8 guests per week max), Argo & ATV transportation, Internet Service at camp, Limited Cellular Service at camp
Packages for Massachusetts Bear Hunters
Includes: License, Food, Accommodations, Local Transportation, and Space for 4 people per hunt.
Packages For Massachusetts Anglers
Includes: License, food guides, local transportation, accommodations (8 guests per week max), Cargo and ATV, Internet Service at camp, Limited Cellular Service at camp
Planning Your Hunting Trip from Massachusetts
Hunters Visit Us From All Across Massachusetts
Garia Bay Outfitters has earned a trusted reputation, drawing hunters from across the region. Hunters from cities like Boston, Worcester, Springfield, and beyond are eager to experience the adventure found in Newfoundland. Our commitment to providing exceptional hunts keeps our Massachusetts guests coming back season after season.
Boston
Worcester
Springfield
Cambridge
Lowell
Brockton
Quincy
Lynn
New Bedford
Fall River
Somerville
Lawrence
Newton
Medford
Taunton
Malden
Waltham
Haverhill
Peabody
Revere
Framingham
Methuen
Arlington
Chelsea
FAQs From Our Massachusetts Hunters
Massachusetts hunters often face strict hunting regulations, limited seasons, and no opportunities for moose hunting within the state. At Garia Bay Outfitters, we offer an unparalleled experience in Newfoundland’s pristine wilderness, with abundant populations of moose and black bears. Our guided hunts take care of everything, from permits to logistics, ensuring you can enjoy a seamless and stress-free adventure far beyond what’s available in Massachusetts.
No, moose hunting is prohibited in Massachusetts. If you’re looking for a chance to hunt moose, Garia Bay Outfitters offers one of the best opportunities in North America. Newfoundland has an estimated 120,000 moose, and we boast an 85% success rate for hunters. This is your chance to experience a hunt you can’t legally pursue at home.
Yes, all of our hunts at Garia Bay Outfitters are fully guided. Our guides know the local terrain and wildlife inside and out, helping with tracking, navigation, and practical hunting techniques. They’ll share tips on understanding animal behavior, how to approach them, and how to use your equipment effectively. Whether you’re an experienced hunter or it’s your first big trip, our guides are there to make sure your hunt is safe, enjoyable, and successful.
Newfoundland is very chilly and unpredictable, especially during early spring months. Preparing for a hunting trip in Newfoundland requires packing smart so you’re ready for the elements and the experience. At Garia Bay Outfitters, we provide a detailed packing list to make the process simple. Here’s what you should include:
- Clothing: Bring layered, weather-resistant clothing. Newfoundland’s weather can change rapidly, so dressing in layers is essential. Waterproof and insulated outerwear, gloves, and a hat are must-haves to stay warm and dry during your hunt. Don’t forget lightweight layers for milder conditions.
- Footwear: Durable, waterproof boots with good ankle support are crucial for navigating Newfoundland’s rugged terrain. A second pair of comfortable shoes for relaxing at the lodge is also a good idea.
- Hunting Gear: Pack your firearm (along with any necessary permits and documentation), ammunition, and any additional equipment you prefer, such as binoculars or a rangefinder. Our team will provide support with firearm regulations and can help ensure you have the right gear for a successful hunt.
- Personal Items: Don’t forget toiletries, medications, and any personal essentials you might need during your stay. A compact first-aid kit and sunscreen are also handy for time spent outdoors.
- Daypack: A good daypack will help you carry essentials like water, snacks, extra clothing, and any gear you’ll need while out in the field.
- Other Recommended Items: A camera or smartphone to capture memories, a power bank for charging devices, and a journal for documenting your adventure are nice additions. If you’re coming for Atlantic salmon fishing as well, pack your preferred fishing gear, though much of it can be provided upon request.
Newfoundland is famous for its trophy-sized moose and black bears, and our carefully selected hunting grounds give you the best possible chance to encounter these incredible animals. With the expertise of our seasoned guides, who know the land and wildlife intimately, many hunters achieve success in harvesting trophy-sized game. While no hunt can guarantee success, the combination of our prime hunting locations and proven strategies increases your chances. Discuss your goals with your guide, they’ll give you personalized tips and recommendations to help you target the trophy animal you’re after.
Bringing a firearm to Newfoundland requires you to complete a simple non-resident firearm declaration form at Canadian customs. Our team will guide you through the process so you meet all regulations. It’s a straightforward step that we’ll help you navigate.
Canada Border Services Agency: Import and export a firearm or weapon into Canada