Longline Trapping
Monroe, ME
1-2 Guests • Tent • Private • Guided
Description
Northern Maine Wall Tent Longline Trapping
We are third-generation trappers that have trapped the woods and fields of Maine all of our lives. Trapping has been a sport, a job, a passion, and a way of life for us since we were old enough to set a trap. Being licensed Maine animal damage control agents and lifelong fur trappers we will share all the knowledge we have gained from the field and trappers before us. On our wall tent trips, we provide food and everything needed to run a productive wilderness trapline. You can take home as much of the fur from the week as you like and we can also ship it to you or the tannery of your choice.
Marten and fisher long line -Maine is an amazing place to be a trapper as we have a 3.5 million-acre playground in the North Maine Woods. We run 6-day pine marten and fisher wall tent trips in this area plentiful with fur and hunting opportunities. On these trips, our main focus is pine marten and fisher but there are many opportunities to set for coyote, fox, beaver, otter, bobcat, muskrat, and mink. Our camp is set up much like our moose camp out of wall tents. We can skin and put up fur every night next to a warm fire. This trip is as close to an Alaskan trapline as you will find in the lower 48. We supply all the gear. You will only need a Maine trapping license, some good waders, and clothing, we will take care of all transportation quality food, and lodging. Buy a hunting license and hunt the abundant grouse population along with over the counter buck tag at a chance to find a big woods buck that commonly weighs over 200lbs dressed.
Otter and beaver longline- along with our marten and fisher focus lines we run otter and beaver road lines in beautiful down east Maine. The population in this area is one of the highest in the united states. We will travel upwards of 100 miles a day running over 100 traps on rural roads of southeast Maine. Miles of low trapping pressure and muddy bottomed streams leading to the Atlantic Ocean create the perfect habitat for otter, beaver, and other water fur-bearers.
Canine longline- Depending on the week we will either be in northern Maine out of wall tent or in coastal Maine farm country running 100 or more foothold traps for red fox, coyote, bobcat, fisher, grey fox, and raccoon. We will have all prior permissions lined up and the legal gear to make for an exciting week riding shotgun on a Maine trapline for canines and cats.
Base price is per hunter for a 6-Day hunt with no food. Add food for an additional fee.
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$825.00
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Andrew G
Registered Maine guide and USCG lisenced charter boat captain. We offer a variety of trips from North Maine woods wilderness traplines, to the famous gunning of sea ducks such as common eiders, scoters, and old squaws on the rugged coastline. We run the highest quality of gear, are dedicated safe minded guides, and coast guard captains.
from $3850/Experience
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Base Price
$3850.00 Per Experience
$825.00 Per Day Per Item
Please note that there is a 50% non-refundable deposit included with your booking fee. In case of cancellation, and in accordance with the Host's cancellation policy, the remaining 50% may be returned to you or applied towards rescheduling a future trip.
Amenities
- Experienced Local Guide
- All the Trapping Gear
- Transportation to Different Sites
- Multiple Species
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Gear List
- Maine Trapping License
- Waders
- Weather Appropriate Hunting Attire
- Snacks and Drinks
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Rules & Guidelines
https://www.maine.gov/ifw/hunting-trapping/licenses-permits/hunting-license.html
Anyone who hunts wild birds or animals in Maine must obtain a valid hunting license. Hunters under 16 must possess a junior license.
All license applicants must complete an outdoor safety course.
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