In Témiscamingue, zone 13, paradise for moose.
36 km (25 miles) east of Belleterre.
438 square kilometers (169 square miles) of exclusive
hunting territory.
Made up of mixed maturing forest, it offers excellent cover
and abundant food for moose.
Our area is harvested by controlled forestry practices,
assuring sustainable yield and good conservation practices for the large moose population.
The territory permits hunters to take advantage of an
exceptionally early season.
Two weeks ahead of regular
season in the zone.
Each hunting party gets an exclusive hunting territory.
Each year new forestry roads open up yet other unexplored
hunting grounds.
All services, cottages, outpost camps, guide and equipment
are available for your hunting party.
An important MOOSE POPULATION; more
than 188 animals.
To
maintain a healthy herd in moose population, fishing and hunting game commission has
increased our allottment from 102 to 123 mooses for the next three
years.
ONE OF THE HIGHEST SUCCESS RATES in Quebec.
A
CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT.
An
early season beginning in September.
Possibility for each group to participate in 2006
in a draw to harvest a female.
South-west entry: road #382 to Belleterre and 36 km on
gravel road to the main lodge.
East entry: road #117 to Val-d'Or and
gravel roads to the main lodge.
at Club Trout Lake:
93% of our hunters got their bear in 2003. An abundant resource, moderately
exploited. A vast territory: 1000 square kilometers (621 square
miles) A deal with ZEC
Kipawa, our neighbour, permits us to offer an even greater and bigger
territory to our
clients. A territory bordered to the East by La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve
on 12,4 miles. A limited number of hunters. News roads opened up even more territory for hunting black
bear. Do to recent timber cutting and the new undergrownth which
produces
plenty of Bear feed, the population has increased in
great numbers for the hunters. The bait stations are prepared in advance and visited regularly
at Club Trout Lake:
93% of our hunters got their bear in 2003.
