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We hunt three core areas with differing characteristics and hunting opportunities.

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The Northeastern Corner where Zone 11 sits is filled with rolling hills, lots of lakes and swamps and most cutting has been done via selective harvest.  This particular area tends to be thick with small trees and visibility is limited.  Often times we will have interactions with mature bulls at close range.  Shots are typically less than 50 yards.  And many times, we will have bulls within 30 yards and not even be able to see them.  These zones have fewer permits and the animals see very little hunting pressure.  We hunt this zone from the World class Maine River Lodge.

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The Western Maine Mountain region sits in the west to northwest portion of Maine and is covered by Zones 4 and 8. Much of this area is vast woodlands with no power, phone or internet.  This area has some of highest density of Moose in the World.  Some areas boast up to 12 moose per square mile and the whole territory averages nearly 8 moose per square mile.  The high density means a lot of permits and a lot of hunting pressure.  This zone really takes the extra effort to get away from the masses and into the best hunting areas.  This is where our determination and expertise shine the best.  The mix of heavily forested areas in varying ages presents prime habitat for moose.  These moose are hunted hard and are far more shy than some other zones.   Hunts in this area can be extremely challenging but also highly rewarding to those who put in the extra effort.  We hunt Zone 8 out of Cozy Cove Cabins on Big Wood Lake.  We can hunt Zone 4 from Cozy Cove or in remote tents.

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The Central Woodlands is where Zone 5 and 6 sit.  This area has been heavily forested for the past decade with many clear cuts and replanted areas bordering thick cover.  This area can result in the most sightings of animals due to its open nature.  To get the big ones in these zones, you need to focus on their core areas.  Large bulls can be shy and difficult to pull into the open.  Hunting the edges of these large cuts where there is good cover and water can be very productive.   These hunts are done via remote outpost camps or tents.