Ed Crosby of Katahdin Mountain Lodge and Guide Service helped two young partridge hunters bag their first birds. Fourteen year old Kirsten and Thirteen year old Stephen look very pleased with their success.
Ed Crosby of Katahdin Mountain Lodge and Guide Service with John and his son John of New York with their first Maine Moose. A 538 lb cow, taken mid-week of the September hunt.
Congratulations!
Here is the most out of the way eatery I've come across so far. If traveling by truck, four wheeler or snowmobile, in Township 43 past Wabassus Mountain, situated between The Getchel Lakes (Delorme map 35 C3) is Reggie's Way. Where you can get hamburgers, hotdogs, soda and chips, very pleasent conversation and all reasonably priced. The conversation is free.
Here is a nice article from Moosetique.com
Reggie and Chip. Tell them "Dusty sent you".
One of the greeters...I think he's been on the job to long.
Allen and his father Dick, hunting with Matt Whitegiver of Eagle Mountain Guide Service, with his 325lb Maine Black Bear. This bear is a 9 year old according to biologist Randy Cross who trapped it last year and said it gained 40lbs since then.
Tommy from Texas with a nice 221lb black bear. Hunting with Eagle Mountain Guide Service and guided by Steve Vose, Tom had a memorable experience.
Pete and his son from Hollyoak, Mass, (on the left) took advantage of Eagle Mountain Guide Services "Firemans Special" to harvest their 180lb bear. Tommy from Texas (on the right) with his 221lb bear.
Hunting in the Grand Lake Stream area wasn't productive for bear but here are two of the three coyotes I shot while camping in the area. I'm getting the pup mounted.
Ed Crosby of Katahdin Mountain Lodge & Guide Service makes the rounds baiting, a daily ritual. I put this video together myself and I'm not a professional videographer, but we had a good time.
The second day of bear hunting, no luck yet. Stephen and I are hunting with Ed Crosby of Katahdin Mountain Lodge and Guide Service. The hurricane messed up the bears routine. He had them coming to the baits before the storm, but they're slow coming back to them.
Went Down East Sunday hoping to see a bear. I saw two. This guy crossed the road about 30 yards ahead of me as I was walking in to the powerline. I followed him for about 45 minutes as he foraged along.
Went out coyote hunting, and had this black bear visit. I've been filming bears in this area for three years, he may be one of the cubs from three years ago.