Seasons currently run: the month of October for archery; the first 4 weeks of November are rifle season; and the week following Thanksgiving week is for muzzle-loading. Archery hunting is very light in this area. The first three weeks in November have the most hunting pressure; the last week of rifle season and the muzzle-loading week, you probably wouldn't see any other hunters in the woods. You could expect snow anytime during November, usually by mid-month and most probably for the last week and muzzle-loading week. Chances for big bucks increase at this time due to rut, light hunting pressure, colder weather, and usually snow.

You may hunt on your own or hire a Registered Maine Guide. Also, we offer our" one on one" trophy hunt. This hunt is a seven day, all included: lodging, food, and transportation (4x4, boats, snowmobiles). Unless arranged differently, all hunters arrive Sunday and depart the following Sunday. We have packages from cooking your own meals, to full American meal plan in the dining room!

Cabins sleep 4-12 people with indoor plumbing and linens. All the cabins have propane heat and some have wood heat also. They also have gas cook stoves, gas lights, and complete cooking & eating utensils. A shower building is centrally located by the lodge. You will need to bring personal items, sleeping bags, and coolers.

 
Hunting licenses are available at general store. We hope to be able to help you plan a successful deer hunt. If you have further questions feel free to call or write.

Rates

Package # 1

$2500.00 - per person/per week
Hunt includes: One on One with a Maine Guide, Meals, Lodging and Maid Service.

 Package # 2

$850.00 per person/per week
Hunt includes: Meals, Lodging and Maid Service

Package # 3

$400.00 - Per Person/per week
Hunt includes: Cabin with Linens and indoor bathroom

Deer Guide
$300.00 Per day - 2 hunters max

All Deposits are nonrefundable unless we are able to rebook, and prices subject to change.

 

 

(Min. 4 persons per camp) unless otherwise arranged.

A $200.00 deposit holds the camp.

Maine Dept. of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife