.: Bosebuck Mountain Camps

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Hunting at Bosebuck Camps...

Bosebuck Mountain Camps is at the center of a 200,000-acre wilderness, providing prime habitat for wildlife and yielding an excellent population of birds, deer, moose and bear. We can secure skilled guides for you (with or without dogs for bird hunters) and we are licensed by the state of Maine to sell hunting licenses.


	Bosebuck Camps offers the very best Ruffed Grouse and Woodcock hunting in New England. 20 flushes a day is typical (mostly grouse). This season starts the first of October. We boast all sorts of bird cover: abandoned logging roads, regenerating clearcuts and golden beech ridges. Our tremendous stands of mixed spruce, alder and poplar produce world class upland bird hunting, especially for grouse. The woodcock prefer the damper, low-lying areas near our rivers and streams
	Gordie and his 10-pointer taken with the bow in 2004.
And, of course, Bosebuck has always been a special place for deer hunting, as you can tell from the name. Check out our affordable deer hunting "package" rates on the rates page of this website. Click here to see some Deer harvested in 2005
	A nice 10-pointer shown below taken in 2004 by one of our guests..


The best kept secret is the local Moose population around our camps. We have gated access to 26,000 acres of private lands where Moose typically go unhunted year after year. Last year (2004), several 50+ inch bulls were spotted AFTER the end of the Moose hunting season. This year Bosebuck is offering a special Moose hunting package with our very own Registered Maine Guide. See the rates page for more info.