Are the Turkeys established enough to warrant a dedicated forum? If so, I'll gladly create one for them. Not a problem.
Turkey Hunting
Hello All:
Should postings about turkey hunting in New Brunswick go under General Topic or Upland Bird Hunting?
Should postings about turkey hunting in New Brunswick go under General Topic or Upland Bird Hunting?
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Dave:
If I can see them with my own two eyes, I consider them established, however, not everyone agrees with that viewpoint. So, where should posts go if they don't have their own site? Upland bird hunting or General topic?
If I can see them with my own two eyes, I consider them established, however, not everyone agrees with that viewpoint. So, where should posts go if they don't have their own site? Upland bird hunting or General topic?
Has natural resources admitted that there are turkeys here yet???
Those are not the turkeys you are looking for... -Sagely hand wave-
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Speaking of which... I heard that a NB guide license, allows you to hunt in Maine without a guide, and vice versa. Anyone confirm or debunk that definitively?
It would be cool if it was true, since you can turkey hunt in Maine.
Speaking of which... I heard that a NB guide license, allows you to hunt in Maine without a guide, and vice versa. Anyone confirm or debunk that definitively?
It would be cool if it was true, since you can turkey hunt in Maine.
bowman it is time to find that answer out as I can pick up my guide licence and would love to hunt turkeys
Hi everyone
Just a note about the Wild Turkey.
I have started a post in the "other Huntable Species" section.
Dave, I/We would appreciate you having a section for the Wild Turkeys.
I am envolved with a group that is deadicated to bringing the Wild Turkeys back to NB.
We need all the support we can get and to have our own section would be a big help!!
Thank you
Just a note about the Wild Turkey.
I have started a post in the "other Huntable Species" section.
Dave, I/We would appreciate you having a section for the Wild Turkeys.
I am envolved with a group that is deadicated to bringing the Wild Turkeys back to NB.
We need all the support we can get and to have our own section would be a big help!!
Thank you
Hey Whaler give me an e-mail regarding your beaver, thanks pal.Hi everyone
Just a note about the Wild Turkey.
I have started a post in the "other Huntable Species" section.
Dave, I/We would appreciate you having a section for the Wild Turkeys.
I am envolved with a group that is deadicated to bringing the Wild Turkeys back to NB.
We need all the support we can get and to have our own section would be a big help!!
Thank you
Forforest, so are you seeing some wild turkeys?? I see that your signature says that your on the side of Skedaddle ridge which is close to the border if it's the one that I'm thinking of.
Bill G
Bill G
Hi TomHey Whaler give me an e-mail regarding your beaver, thanks pal.
I don't have your email address?
Here is mine [email protected] .
Thanks
You don't need a guide to hunt in Maine, & you don't need to be a N.B guide to hunt in Maine, the only thing you need a guide over there for is hunting bears with hounds.Speaking of which... I heard that a NB guide license, allows you to hunt in Maine without a guide, and vice versa. Anyone confirm or debunk that definitively?
It would be cool if it was true, since you can turkey hunt in Maine.
If your canadian then your a alien which case you need a guide for turkeys. Non resident status is US citizen living abroad or stateside non resident. Canadians need a guide. NB guides licence are not covered in Maine of course.You don't need a guide to hunt in Maine, & you don't need to be a N.B guide to hunt in Maine, the only thing you need a guide over there for is hunting bears with hounds.
I asked my friend Tony from Presque Isle, he is a Maine Master Guide, guide instructor & owner of Squawpan Mountain Outfitters & he told me today a guide in Maine is needed only for bear hunting with hounds. I'll ask him again & get him to look into it to be sure, what is your source of info??? I need to find out for sure because I wouldn't mind jumping the border to hunt where I'm so close.If your canadian then your a alien which case you need a guide for turkeys. Non resident status is US citizen living abroad or stateside non resident. Canadians need a guide. NB guides licence are not covered in Maine of course.
I'm not saying your wrong I just want to find out for sure.
From the Maine Department of Inland fisheries and Wildlife web site:I asked my friend Tony from Presque Isle, he is a Maine Master Guide, guide instructor & owner of Squawpan Mountain Outfitters & he told me today a guide in Maine is needed only for bear hunting with hounds. I'll ask him again & get him to look into it to be sure, what is your source of info??? I need to find out for sure because I wouldn't mind jumping the border to hunt where I'm so close.
I'm not saying your wrong I just want to find out for sure.
"An alien may not hunt moose, deer or bear without being accompanied by a person who holds a valid guide license."
Good to know, I'll have to tell Tony he don't know [email protected]#t!!!! HAHA!!From the Maine Department of Inland fisheries and Wildlife web site:
"An alien may not hunt moose, deer or bear without being accompanied by a person who holds a valid guide license."
Thanks
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