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Moose and Wildlife Photography Outing, June 24-28, 2024

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A wildlife and moose photography outing at a remote Maine lake. Late June is prime time for moose viewing. Last season we spotted over 20 moose on the lake and tributaries and the area was teaming with birds and other wildlife.  We used Old Town Canoe  solo Loon Angler 126 kayaks and paddled in small groups both early morning and late afternoon into the evenings.  Accommodations include staying in one of 2 cabins or you can bring your own tent if you prefer. With new cuts on nearby ridges resulting in more feed, we expect to see the moose population in this area. Physical requirements involve getting in and out of a kayak and paddling around the small lake up to 1.5 miles and back. Note, pictures below are from last season’s outing and other previous outings at this location. Photo credits Dave Conley and Laura Zamfirescu. Next outing is scheduled for June of 2025

Bonaventure River Canoe Trip 2024

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Our 2024 Bonaventure River Canoe trip is in the books! This is a June classic with great scenery, endless rapids and only a 6 hour drive from northern Maine. Canoe the Wild is accepting applications and deposits for June of 2025. See our 2025 schedule here.

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The Maine moose hunting hunting season is coming up this fall, 2024. If you were the lucky winner of a moose tag on the Maine moose lottery, we can guide your moose hunt from a remote Maine moose hunting camp in WMD 1. If you drew another WMD, we can help you swap for our zone. Call Andrew Gibbs at  207-323-9713 to book your hunt or for assistance with swapping a tag if you are hunting with us.

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AWWF Youth on the Allagash Program, May 28- June 1, 2024

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The first of two trips this season with the Allagash Wilderness Waterway Foundation Youth on the Allagash Program. provided free of charge for St John River Valley students.  Five days and four nights. Students interviewed park rangers, learned how to handle a canoe in whitewater, explored the artifacts of the logging history, took part in camp chores including starting a fire with a spark, fire wood gathering, cooking, dishes, baking over an open fire and took on leadership roles.  Students learned to leave the campsite better then they found it.  We’ll be doing a 2nd trip in July.

 

St Croix River Day Trip with East Grand School, May 17, 2024

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Day trip on the St Croix River with 8th graders from East Grand School, 4 outdoor education high school student leaders, teachers and adult volunteers. The trip was made possible by the Maine Outdoor Learning Initiative grant. The outing also included a visit to an off grid home in Vanceboro were students learned about how to live off grid including raised beds gardening, capturing water for domestic and use in gardens, the process of making organic soil and a peak at an in progress, in ground green house for growing vegetables year around. We do have room on 3 day and 2 night trips on the St Croix River this summer. See our summer schedule here