Fall Bear, Grouse, Deer, Moose and Coyote
The middle 2 weeks of September offer the bow hunter the opportunity to hunt these bruins, during our archery only season. October 1 kicks off our Fall bear, Grouse, & Coyote season. Bear are still hunted over active bait sites in the fall, during the afternoon & evening. Mornings can be spent hunting grouse or coyotes as there is no fishing this time of year.
What to bring:
- Personal effects
- Rifle, bow, shotgun or muzzle loader
- Hunter's orange
- 2-way radios
- Gun sock
- Bow hunters need to bring their own tree stand
We provide:
- Licenses
- Accomodations
- Meals
- Pre-season scouting and baiting
- Transportation to and from the hunting area
- Trophy handling and game preparation
Grouse
The most popular of our upland game birds. The abundance of old logging roads winding through stands of birch and poplar (prime habitat) and a healthy population of ruffed grouse as well as spruce grouse offer the hunter an opportunity at a day filled with many flushes and good shooting.Bear/Deer combo
The first week of our deer season also offers you the opportunity for a bear/deer combo. Hunts are designed to maximize your chances at both trophies. The morning starts your hunt by focusing on deer (hunting methods depend on the individual) a break at noon, hilight of the day, is lunch prepared over an open fire by your guide, some hot tea & then it's off to an active bait station to finish out your day for bear.Moose Season
Our moose season is a 3 day season which always falls on the last full weekend of September. It is a lottery system with 100 tags drawn for non residents.
