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AspenHill
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Bear...
      #73956 - 16/03/07 01:56 AM

I've decided to go bear hunting in Quebec this June and try a new outfitter out. New for me that is, they are reportably operating in an area that has not been hunted for black bear yet and anticipate some good bears. Since it is their first season there they are offering a pretty good price. If anyone wants to tag along please do so, they run 4 hunters per week. It is a nice drive 6 hours north of Montreal. From where I am at in Vermont probably 8 hours tops. If anyone wanted to fly into Burlington and drive up with me and split gas, etc I would enjoy the company.

Mornings offer fishing for walleye and northerns.

Here are the details:

Black Bear

PACKAGE INCLUDES
-6 NIGHTS/7DAYS IN A FULLY EQUIPPED BACHELOR (FRIDGE, STOVE, SHOWER, TOILET, ELECTRICITY, AND COMFORTABLE BEDS.)
-6 HUNTING DAYS
-GUARANTEED ACTIVE AND UNHUNTED BAIT SITES
-TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM YOUR BAIT SITES
-1 EXPERIENCED GUIDE FOR MAXIMUM 4 HUNTERS
-SKINNING OF YOUR BEAR AND FROZEN ON SITE
-TREE STANDS OR GROUND BLINDS TO MEET YOUR COMFORT
-TAXIDERMY SERVICES
-PAVED ROAD ALL THE WAY TO THE OUTFITTER CAMP
-TAXES: PROVINCIAL & FEDERAL
-MOTORS AND BOATS

NOT INCLUDED IN THE PACKAGE
-HUNTING LICENSE
-FISHING LICENSE
-HUNITNG EQUIPMENT
-FISHING GEAR
-TRANSPORTATION TO THE CAMP
-SLEEPING BAGS
-FLUORESCENT JACKETS
-RAIN GEAR
-GAS
-FOOD

THE HUNT
The baits are set up with ground blinds or tree stands that average 15 feet high with rifle range of 30 to 60 yards. Archery stands are 15 to 20 feet from the bait.

HUNTING DATES AVAILABLE
MAY 27TH – JUNE 02ND
JUNE 03RD – JUNE 9TH
JUNE 10TH – JUNE 16TH
JUNE 17TH – JUNE 23rd
JUNE 24TH – JUNE 30TH

EUROPEAN PLAN(MEALS NOT INCLUDED)
BEAR HUNT $895
BEAR HUNT/ FISHING COMBO $1195
AMERICAN PLAN(MEALS INCLUDED)
BEAR HUNT $1150
BEAR HUNT/FISHING COMBO $1450


NOTE: ARRIVAL IS SUNDAY MORNING AND THE DEPARTURE IS ON THE FOLLOWING SATURDAY MORNING

40% DEPOSIT WHICH IS NOT REFUNDABLE IS REQUIRED TO CONFIRM YOUR RESERVATION.

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~Ann

Everyday spent outdoors is the best day of my life.

Aspen Hill Adventures

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mikeh416Rigby
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Re: Bear... [Re: AspenHill]
      #74003 - 16/03/07 12:37 PM

That's a lot to offer for that price. Some nice bear are shot in Quebec.

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AspenHill
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Re: Bear... [Re: mikeh416Rigby]
      #74026 - 16/03/07 11:46 PM

I should add that I am doing the Euro plan and taking my own food. I am thinking this will be a very good venue. It is their moose area and again, they claim not to have hunted the bears yet.

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Re: Bear... [Re: AspenHill]
      #74073 - 17/03/07 01:54 PM

Ann

If I was able to be there, or was able to add other hunting to the trip, I would be in there in a flash!

Have fun in June.

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DPhillips
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Re: Bear... [Re: AspenHill]
      #74090 - 17/03/07 06:51 PM

Ann,
You need to forget about those Canajun bears and come to Alaska and help us with these Alaskan bears. We've got too blinking many! Blacks and Browns.

You don't need a guide for a black bear hunt.

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AspenHill
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Re: Bear... [Re: DPhillips]
      #74098 - 18/03/07 12:28 AM

Dave,

Perhaps next year? The travel logistics always seem to turn me off of Alaska. I'd love to go for a brownie but the outfits want way too much $. Help me plan something....

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DPhillips
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Re: Bear... [Re: AspenHill]
      #74117 - 18/03/07 08:48 AM

The Black bears are just about anywhere you want to find them. Of course, if you are looking for "book" bears, Southeast Islands are probably the best place to look. The black bears and browns are just hammering our ungulate populations and sport harvest can't keep up. We've gone to multiple harvest in some units, even allowed baiting of browns in some units (been illegal for years until now). There have proposals in recent years that have been seriously considered to open select units for unguided non-resident hunts for browns, or at least guided by any resident, not necessarily licensed guides. But only in select units. Those proposals have not passed, however. For them to even been given consideration tells me how serious the population issue, or at least the preception of the issue, is.

It could be that we just have more and more hunters competing for the same resource as an increasing number of predators (not necessarily an unbalanced increased number of 4 legged predators). We have had two more sheep subunits to go to a drawing permit system, which is not good, I fear.

I can do a little more research for units needing management bears taken out if you are looking for a wilderness experience type hunt without need for a book bear. It could probably be done fairly inexpensively after you get here, though. If you are looking for a bear with a big noggin that will book, it will be more expensive and will probably require a charter flight or charter boat ride somewhere. There will also be others going after the same thing.

Let me know where your interests might be and I'll do some digging around.

Dave

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