The Hunts.
Bear? Bobcat & Coyote? Deer? Moose? Snowshoe Hare & Upland Bird?
Take your pick. Feel free to click on any image for a large image of the trophy (links open in a new window).
Bear
Guided bear hunting can be done with bait and/or hounds.
Baited Bear Hunts
Bait hunting lasts four weeks beginning in the last week of August and continuing through the third week of September. There is a maximum of ten hunters in camp during bait season.
Our treestands are 12 foot double stands or 15 foot single stands. We place our stands and blinds to complement your choice of weapon and physical needs.
Our bait sites are 12 to 30 yards from the tree stands. Fifty-five gallon drums are used so hunters can judge the size of the bear. All bait sites are maintained daily.
Hound Bear Hunts
Information coming soon!
Bobcat & Coyote
Guided bobcat hunts and guided coyote hunts with hounds or calls occur during the months of December, January, and February.
Deer
Guided whitetail deer hunts begin in November.
It is not unusual to harvest 250 pound whitetails!
Moose
We hunt moose in Maine Moose Hunting Districts 11, 10, 18, 19, 6, and 5. Some districts will require spike camps. Click here to access a map of the Maine Districts from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife.
We see a few bulls in the 50 inch range every fall!
Snowshoe Hare & Upland Bird
