Fall Bear Hunt Over Bait

Maine has a lot to offer when it comes to bear hunting. With the Maine bear population being at a record high and steadily climbing, there are great opportunities for the hunter wishing to harvest the elusive black bear. Whether you're a first timer just looking to make a clean kill on a Maine Black Bear. Or a seasoned Veteran, looking for a 500 pound bruiser. The Western Mountains of Maine has what you're looking for. Many hunters come back year after year and can't get enough of Maine bear hunting.

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Fall Bear Hound Hunt

For those wishing to pursue this hunt, you are in for a very exciting hunt. This hunt entails using well trained bear hounds of various breeds to run the bear. We do this by "rigging" with strike dogs. Once the hounds scent the bear, they are released to track and tree the bear.

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Spring Bear Hunt

Maine has not had a Spring Bear hunt in over 25 years. For those that had the opportunity to hunt in the spring, most will agree that it was a great hunt. Thanks to the Passamaquoddy Indian Tribe, Bulldog Camps is able to offer a Spring Bear Hunt in the Western Mountains of Maine. We have leases for a 40 square mile parcel of land for the exclusive Western Maine Spring Hunt. This land is in a very remote section of Maine and holds a large number of Bears.

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Maine Moose Hunting

Maine has the largest moose population in the United States. We at Bulldog Camps are lucky enough to be in one of the best hunting zones of the entire state of Maine. Zone 8 gives 235 bull only permits for the October season.

If you are fortunate enough to draw a moose permit for this zone, you are in for the hunt of a lifetime.

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Maine Deer Hunting

The Western Mountains of Maine produce some of the largest whitetail bucks taken annually. Bulldog Camps remote location offers you the luxury of hunting from your cabin door.

Full and semi-guided hunts are available. Hunters who choose a guided deer hunt enjoy the advantage of having their scouting done in advance, and tree stands already in place in productive spots. On unguided deer hunts, we can recommend areas to hunt, but you are on your own for the week while in the woods.

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Maine Coyote Hunting

The Maine coyote population has been drastically increasing for several years. This has provided for an exciting and productive hunt. Bulldog Camps offers both day and night hunts. A coyote hunt over bait is our specialty. Wind proof shacks and open tree stands are placed over active baits to ensure daily sightings.

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Bobcat Hunt

A bobcat hunt can be a rewarding experience for even the most advanced hunter. Maine has some very large bobcats with weights exceeding 50 pounds. The rugged mountain terrain with a foot of fresh snow and the far off barking of the hound makes for a memorable experience for any hunter. Open season for bobcat is December 1st to February 14th.

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Rabbit Hunt

Snowshoe hare have managed to adapt to all the changes over the years and continue to thrive in great numbers. Is an action packed adventure in the woods what you're looking for? A rabbit hunt at Bulldog Camps is for you. October 1st - March 31

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Bird Hunt

We have some of the finest Ruffed Grouse hunting in Maine, and early season also produces large numbers of Woodcock as well. Early fall gives bird hunters the opportunity to get in the woods while the weather remains mild.

The ruffed grouse remains the icon for bird hunting in Northern Maine. The abundance of birds here makes it a great spot to bring your dogs to work, but they are by no means required to have a successful hunt.

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