Munsungan Hunting And Fishing Club

While Bound for Munsungan is filled with info from Jack Ahern s painstaking research, it also holds many bonus features. One is a history of the Munsungan Hunting and Fishing Club written by Ray Carter, Jim s father. Ray tells the tale of a group of friends looking for a place to hunt deer in the upper Aroostook in 1928. The group stayed together for over 40 years and sooner or later built a camp at the outlet of Little Munsungan Lake. Ray recounts the stories of each hunting season with the group. When the club disbanded, Ray bought the camp and continued to use up most of his time there. (outdoorsportinglibrary.com)

Plum Creek Destroys Deer Yards Pierce Pond Deer Yard Cut Indian Stream Deer Yard Cut Lexington Township Deer Yard Cut Plum Creek Ramps Up Deer Yard Cutting in 2006 Plum Creek Breaks Forestry Laws to get biggest Penalties in Maine History; Breaks Maine Water and Development Laws Too Plum Creek also has violated laws and rules that LURC and MFS oversee. The company Plum Creek worked on Power Line Corridor without permit. Plum Creek Violates Logging Law, Receives biggest Monetary Penalty in Forest Practices Act FPA History. Plum Creek also violated the FPA, a infraction that resulted in far and away the biggest civil monetary penalty since the FPA rules were passed in 1990. (wiredfwcmaine.com)

Travel to Aroostook County was usually made by the Houlton Road till the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad Company was made in 1891. Three years afterward it reached Houlton and was expanded to Van Buren by 1899. An alternate branch was finished in 1896, extending to Ashland and as early as it was done, sporting camps began cropping up nearly overnight, as now sportsmen in New York and Boston could take a train into the northern woods, to get off at Oxbow, Masardis and Ashland. It was afterward continued and stops may be made at Portage, Winterville and Eagle Lake, opening up the most northern part of Maine. (oldtalesofthemainewoods.com)

The Yukon Territory is a legendary hunting destination. Hunters from all over the world travel to the Yukon for wilderness adventure hunting at its finest. This rugged, remote and beautiful province is almost untouched by man. It’s alike in size to the state of California but with a population of only about 30, 000 residents. The Yukon is a vast, pristine wilderness that holds a tremendous range of trophy game species. You may want to be in excellent physical condition to maximize your success and to take pleasure in the Yukon experience. (webmail.nexthunt.com)

I hope to bring you a complete and time-saving group of links, news, video and info, to let you the chance to help defend our rights of the 2nd Amendment. It’s YOUR entitlement to enjoy the sport, get the needed expertise to hunt for survival and to defend yourself from personal assault and tyranny. The point is is you have the freedom to decide. Help protect that freedom by knowing what is happening in the world around you and having the strength to rise to the occasion when those freedoms are threatened. Kevin Cosby$. (defendourguns.com)

You may be able to find many other registered guides to help you in your Maine’s hunting and fishing experience. Consult Maine Professional Guides affiliation Directory to find them. More info on the Maine Endangered Species Act passed by the Maine Legislature in 1975 caused by concern that different species of fish and wildlife were in danger of disappearing from the State. This act is available through the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. (mainevacations.net)

Anglers here are lucky because they still have good fishing for our conventional fish: brook trout, lake trout, and landlocked salmon. Many of their best brook trout waters are on the state s inheritance List and protected, offering rare opportunities to fish for our native fish Maine has 97 of the native brook trout left in the United States . Gary Corson with the Sportsman s Alliance of Maine when I served as the organization s executive director led the campaign to win lawmaking approval for the initiative to name the brook trout as our inheritance Fish and protect them in 300 waters that have never been stocked and still hold native brook trout. (sportingcampfoundation.org)