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It's black bear season in New
Hampshire. The weather has been cooperating and mother nature has been
good to us this past year. Bears are active and appear very
healthy.
Hunters wanting to take a chance at a
New Hampshire black bear are in luck. We still have openings! They
won't last long. Call or email today to book your 2008 Black Bear
Hunt. Still one of the most inexpensive and productive hunts we
offer!
"Dad has taught him well!"
Sixteen year-old Cameron Cyr of Gorham, proved that his arrows can fly
straight. Straight enough to take his first bear. He took this
great bear last evening with his dad (and Guide) PJ. Cam's bear
weighed 180 lbs. Nice work Cam!
Hey! If you guys didn't get a chance to
pick up a NH Outdoor Gazette, get one! Guides David Noyes and Keith
Roberge have been regular contributors to the relatively new
publication.
On this month's cover is Father and
Son, Ed and Michael Cummings. They are featured with their bear
taken with NNHGS during the 2006 bear hunt. You never know, hunt with
us and you may end up on the cover of a magazine!
This month Keith Roberge penned an
article about one of his most memorable hunts of his lifetime. It also
happened to be the hunt where one of our largest black bears were
taken at 422-pounds!
Back in the June issue, David Noyes
also wrote an article about how to book a moose hunt in New Hampshire.
Dave gave some insight on considering the services of a guide and some
things to think about if you plan on going at it on your own.
Dave was also quoted in the August
issue of Field and Stream®. The article surveyed deer guides
across the country and asked them to divulge their secrets and
opinions on the business of guiding. Dave chimed in on the best rifle
for deer. If you don't already have it, pick it up! It's worth the
read.
MOOSE PERMIT
winners were announced today!
Click below to see if
your on the list.
2008
Moose Permit Lottery Winners
2008
Moose Permit Lottery Alternates
Click
here to visit the NH Fish & Game
Moose Hunting FAQ's
If your thinking about utilizing the
services of a guide, any guide, you better act fast. Moose hunts fill
up fast! Don't procrastinate and CALL EARLY!
NNHGS is ready to answer all your moose
hunt related questions. We will tell you what you need to know to have
a successful moose hunt.
For a Reservation or information
call:
(603) - 466 - 5632
or
Cell: (603) - 723 - 6208
The opening of the regular turkey
season illustrated that the harsh winter was no match for the rugged
NH turkey. A total of six large gobblers met their final demise with
Northern NH Guide Services over the weekend. Pics are still coming in
from up north, I'll post them as soon as I get them.
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Long time friend of NNHGS, Barrett
Moulton of Belmont, NH took this great Tom opening day.
Barrett's gobbler weighed 20.5 lbs, 8.5" beard and 1" spurs.
Sweeet!
Fifteen year-old Natalie Bergeron and
her eight year-old brother Jay Bergeron of Berlin, NH braved the early
morning hours of the 2008 youth weekend turkey hunt. Despite waking up
several hours earlier than they normally would on a school day, the
last weekend of their school vacation proved to be a memorable
one.
Under the quiet coaching of his Uncle
Keith, Jay managed to take a great mature Tom on the opening morning.
Jay's bird weighed 20 lbs. had an 8" beard and 7/8" spurs.
Nice job Jay! As you can see in the photo gallery, if Jay's grin was
any bigger, he'd need a bigger head!
Sitting shoulder to shoulder inside the
blind was grandfather Leo Roberge when Nat had her patience tested
Saturday morning. Two very lucky and agile Tom's managed to dodge her
pellets. Shaken but not stirred, Nat proved that the third time was a
charm when she took a 15-pound Jake on Sunday morning with an extraordinarily
long 6" beard and 1/4" spurs.
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