Woodcock hunting in the Grand Lake Stream Area

In the fall season of the year, the bird hunting in this area is fantastic.
We are located on the Eastern Flyway for migratory birds and we utilize all the best coverts for the American Woodcock as it stops to rest during its fall migration south to warmer climates.
Even though their numbers are quite good in this area seemingly promising coverts don't always produce birds.
Hiring a registered Maine Guide with a good knowledge of the area, that's been doing their homework prior to the season scouting for these active coverts plus the aid of a well trained pointing dog we feel is quite essential.

Ruffed Grouse hunting in the Grand Lake Stream Area

If it is the Ruffed Grouse, ( the King of Game Birds) thats (Mainely) on your agenda, The Grandlakes Region is the place dreams are made of.
Beautiful country side, good numbers of birds and low hunting pressure.
The best time of year to peruse these birds is after the leaves have fallen.

Inland Water Fowl hunting in the Grand Lake Stream Area

Being located on the Eastern Flyway, with direct access to vast areas of lakes, ponds and trubutaries the GrandLakes Region of Maine is a great area for Inland Waterfowl hunting, and a resource that is commonly over looked in this area.
Providing for an extremely low hunting pressure experience.

White Tail Deer hunting in the Grand Lake Stream Area

November is the start of the season for the Eastern WhiteTail Deer. Down East Maine has a fair population of Whitetails. In these great expanses of wilderness the WhiteTail Deer becomes extremely hard to pattern. Our Maine Guides are familiar with the deer in this area and will greatly increase your chance for a successful hunt.