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| Moose Hunting | ||||
| Maine has a healthier population of this incredible animal than anywhere else in the continental USA. A permit drawing controls this trophy hunt. Applications are available on-line at http://www.maine.gov/ifw/index.shtml. If you are fortunate enough to draw a permit we can show you where the trophy moose are plentiful. The body weight and antler size of the Maine moose is world class. Success rates are extremely high. Most of the time, moose hunting is done driving on old wood roads, scanning old cuttings where this animal spends much of its time feeding. We also encourage walking the outskirts of the cuttings hoping to come across a moose bedded down. Our guides are also versed in the art of calling. We can be flexible with the type of hunting you prefer. Let Stony Brook Outfitters make this once in a lifetime trip one to remember. Zones we guide in are 8, 7, 14, 12, & 13 (Oct. only) and 16 (Nov. only). More information on the Maine Moose hunt can be found by clicking on the following link. http://www.maine.gov/ifw/licenses_permits/lotteries/moose/ | ||||
| New Combo Hunts | ||||
| Black Bear w/ Hounds and Moose Combo Hunt | Moose & Whitetail Deer Combo Hunt | |||
| Oct 10th through 16th (WMD zones 7 - 8 - 12 & 13 only) | November 1st through 30th (WMD zone 16 only) | |||
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during the overlap week of our bear hunt with hounds and the moose hunt.
This combo hunt is booked as a bear hunt with hounds and can be changed
to a combination hunt when and if you pull a moose tag. This means that you
will not be required to put up any deposit for the moose hunt until you
actually get drawn. The cost of this hunt is $2100 for the dog hunt plus
a reduced price of $1600 for the moose hunt. If you have a sub-permitee
(a second person who accompanies you on the hunt and can shoot the moose
in place of the permit holder) the fee for this person is $2100 for the
bear hunt (if they too want to hunt bear) plus $950 for the moose hunt.
A non-hunting companion fee is $650. Notice: Beginning in 2009, moose permit applications will only be accepted online. Paper applications will no longer be printed or mailed. The online application process will be available starting in early January of 2011.
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This November hunt
is new and offers the opportunity to harvest either a bull or a cow
moose in prime moose country. The earlier in Nov. the more chance that
the Bulls MAY still be in the late part of the rut and the guide MAY be
able to call one in. This is a six day privately guided, on the ground,
stalking hunt which provides the hunter the opportunity to combo this
hunt with a deer hunt. The hunt would be booked as a regular 5 day
guided deer hunt and can be changed to a combination hunt when and if
you pull a moose tag. This means that you will not be required to put up any
deposit for the moose hunt until you actually get drawn. If you do not
pull a tag then the cost of your regular 5 day guided deer hunt would
remain at $800. If you drew the permit - The cost of the 6 day combo
hunt would be $2100 for the moose hunt plus a reduced price of $600 for
the deer hunt. The total for the combo hunt would be $2700. If you have
a sub-permitee (a second person who accompanies you on the hunt and can
shoot the moose in place of the permit holder) the fee for this person
is $950 for the moose hunt plus a reduced price of $600 for the deer
hunt (if they too want to hunt deer). The combo total for the sub-permittee
would be $1550. A non-hunting companion fee is $650. Moose permit winners who wish to swap their permit with another moose permit winner will need to do all their own work to identify and contact potential permit winners to swap with. If you are interested in obtaining a list of moose permit winners, please visit the following web site maintained by InforME at http://www.informe.org/moose/. There is a fee to swap permits (the one $7.00 fee covers both parties). To swap your moose permit with another moose permit winner, send a written letter (one letter only signed by both permittees) to: Moose Permit Swap, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, 284 State Street, 41 SHS, Augusta, ME 04333. The letter must include your name, permit number, permit type, season, and WMD, as well as the name, permit number, permit type, season, and WMD of the person you are swapping with. Remember, the letter must be signed by both permittees. The letter as well as the permit swap fee must be received by the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife in Augusta no later than August 1, 2011 in order to make the permit swap. Make checks payable to "Treasurer, State of Maine". Please do not send cash. |
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| Deer Hunting | |||||
Harvesting a trophy
Maine buck is truly a memorable experience and will test the skills and
abilities of any hunter. Our guides know the area we are hunting and
concentrate on areas where there is evidence of big bucks. Our
experienced guides are looking for the big rubs and active scrapes. Our
terrain consists of rolling hills with a healthy mix of hardwoods and
softwoods. We have swamps, beech and oak ridges, some farm land and an
occasional abandoned apple orchard. We hunt over active scrapes, rubs,
deer trails and feeding areas. We will assist the hunter in putting up a
portable tree stand (if he/she wants to bring one), or we can make a
ground blind. We also encourage still-hunting, which can be described as
"sneak and peak."
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One has to move very slowly, hunt
into the wind, and be aware of the
surroundings. Knowing how to read a compass
and having a GPS is also helpful. Patience
is very important. Big bucks don’t often
make mistakes. Our Maine woods offer a challenging opportunity to bag a buck of a lifetime. Maine’s Western Mountains are noted for their trophy size deer. In addition to deer, also in season and covered by your hunting license is bear, coyote, rabbits and partridge (roughed grouse). We do not charge any extra if you are lucky enough to tag any of these additional animals during your deer hunt.
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| Bobcat Hunt with Hounds | |
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Bobcat
hunting is one of the most exciting, physically challenging and
highly productive hunts in the Northeast. It is done by traveling
woods roads early in the morning, whether by 4-wheel drive or
snowmobile, looking for respectable cat tracks to put the dogs on.
The dogs will either tree the cat, hold it at bay or you might get a
shot at it with a shotgun. Snow conditions are of great importance
to this hunt. Hunters should be in good physical condition. It can
get very cold so we recommend that you bring long underwear, heavy
socks, shirts, pants, a sweatshirt with a hood, vest, cold weather
pants, a cold weather coat (preferably with a hood), mittens, felt
lined packs and a boot dryer. We will go where necessary to insure that you get the best snow conditions for your hunt. This is a six day hunt. You arrive Sunday afternoon and depart the following Sunday morning. |
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| Fishing | ||
Maine
is well known for its abundance of
waterways which support numerous
fish species. Our area has numerous
lakes, ponds, streams and rivers
which host Land Locked Salmon, Togue
(Lake Trout), Rainbow and Brook
Trout, and Largemouth and Smallmouth
Bass. We do not
guide fishing trips (we can
recommend a guide) but many of our
hunters take advantage of
overlapping seasons to wet a line.
You need to provide your own fishing
gear, bait, lures, etc. Bring your
own boat to really take advantage of
this opportunity. |
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