Maine Pheasant Hunting: Don’t Gamble with Fallen Birds. You ever drop a twenty dollar bill and not try to look for it? Would you ever knowingly put yourself in a situation where you’re likely to lose a couple twenties and not make at least a small attempt at holding on to them?
Bird Hunting in Maine with Dogs: Off Season. What do you suppose Tom Brady is doing these days? Or any NFL player for that matter, now that the season is over? You suppose they’re spending their days sitting on the couch playing video games and gaining weight? Madden, anyone? Probably not. My guess is they’re …
Maine Hunting, the heavenly activity where game is plentiful and your scenery majestic. This is the missed shot I repeat over and over in my head. Picture this…
For many of us, bird hunting with Dogs in Maine is as much a part of our hunt as our trusty shotgun. Whether you have a dog of your own or you’re accompanying a friend or guide with a dog on a Maine upland game hunt, here are some things to keep in mind …
Bird hunting in Maine is, indeed, a target-rich environment. So many choices: grouse, quail, woodcock, dove ducks, geese and, of course, there’s pheasant hunting. I respectfully nominate Pheasant Hunting in Maine as the Ultimate Bird Hunting Adventure. Here’s why:
When it comes to mixing business with pleasure, getting the Team together at a First Class hunting lodge during bird season is a great corporate retreat idea as well as a great adventure. And Northern Maine has some of the best, most challenging bird hunting opportunities in America.
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