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06/08/2009
Now that there is nothing left to do
but wait for the moose lottery why don't you start thinking about your
September bear hunt? We are booking NOW for 2009 Fall bear hunts.
We have a limited
number of tags and they will be reserved on a first-come, first-served
basis.
We have already reserved some exclusive
site locations with proven records for bear productivity. These are
some of the most exciting and affordable hunts that we offer. Call
603-466-5632 or email
for more information.
06/08/2009
 You
didn't forget to submit your 2009 NH Moose Hunt Lottery Application
did you? If you did, smack yourself, don't tell anybody and save
yourself some embarrassment. If you didn't forget then June 19th is
going to be an exciting day for you. That's because the 2009 Moose
Lottery will be announced that day.
Approximately 515 moose hunters will be
chosen for a "hunt of a lifetime". Do your homework early!
If you think your going to get a guide to maximize your chances
of success then START NOW! We happen to know a few good ones...
Seriously, start calling guides now
because once the lottery is announced, available guides will fill up
rather quickly. You won't regret doing a bit of homework and getting a
guide that knows his stuff. This hunt is too important. NNHGS knows
this all too well.
Call for a no obligation review of our
moose hunt packages. 603-466-5632 or 603-723-6208.
Good luck on June 19th!
04/27/2009
Hey! I don't think it's all luck that
three North Country youths managed to bag their gobbler over the NH
Youth Turkey Hunt weekend.
 11
year-old Jay Bergeron of Berlin, NH had a tough run at a Tom early
Saturday morning. The tom got the upper hand at first light but, Jay
stuck in there with Uncle and Chief Guide Keith Roberge. About
mid-morning they managed to lure two Jakes into the decoys and one
well placed shot made the duo into a solo act. Jay's Jake weighed 15.8
pounds and scored 27.23. Nice job Jay!
 On
Sunday morning father and daughter team, Michael and Monique Cote (9
years-old) teamed up again with Keith to nearly get trampled by the
turkeys coming into their decoys. Monique was able to hold-on for the
perfect shot for her nice Jake.
 Recovery
Team Member, Paul Bourbeau and his nephew managed to take down a nice
Jake on the first morning of the hunt. Nice calling by Uncle Paul
managed to get this bird from field to freezer in no time.
We only need one word to describe this moose season,
"PERFECT!". The weather was the best it had ever been in the
past three years and the moose were plentiful. With the reduction of
permits in the north country, there was no concern for moose hunters
competing for prime moose territory. Hunters had plenty of room to
roam in their search for their NH trophy moose.
Here is a short report on the successful hunters
with Northern NH Guide Services. Be sure to visit the 2008
Photo Gallery to see all of this years pictures.
.jpg) There
were not many moose hunters with Joel Smith and Gerry Zoltowski's
problems opening day. With the help of Guide Patrick Hickey, these
boys from Pennsylvania had to "wade" through sixteen other
moose in the same cut to get close enough to take down this big bull.
Their bull had a 53 3/4" wide rack and weighed 780 pounds.
Friends, Bud Brown and northern local, Luc Cote.jpg)
managed to harvest a superb bull at the end of the first day. With
some tracking help from Chief Guide, Keith Roberge they were able to
locate this moose and get him ready for the wall. Nice job guys! 50
1/2" 775 pounds.
.jpg) The
brothers from Ohio, Mike and Tom Sas, made the long drive to NH to
fill their cow tag. Guide David Noyes was there to show these guys
some extraordinary moose over the course of a day and a half. These
guys patiently waited for their cow to stroll within 110 yards before
taking their perfect shot. Stellar 3-1/2 year-old 545 pound cow.
.jpg) Husband
and wife duo, Ron and Melissa Clark knew what perseverance and a
little bit of luck can do for a moose hunt. NNHGS Guide Leo Roberge
said, "They were tested early with some tough shots on
bulls in the first two days." They were finally able to sneak in
a kill shot from over 300 yards, on the third day, to take their
beautiful 42", 700 pound bull.
.jpg) Guide
Chris Norton pointed Massachusetts hunters, Michael Wasson and his
father, toward their moose. They made filling their antlerless-only
tag look easy, taking down a nice 610 pound, four and a half year-old
cow at day break, on the first morning.
See all these moose and more in the 2008
Photo Gallery!
The 2008-2009 Hunting Digest is
available here.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's):
Northern NH Guides, guide mainly in Coos
County of Northern New Hampshire. To be specific, we guide in the
following Wildlife Management Units (WMU's): C2, B, C1, A2, A1, D2
& D1.
To view the Wildlife Management Unit Maps
visit:
NH
WMU Map
| Do
I need to be an experienced hunter to go on a guided
hunt? |
No. Northern New Hampshire Guides
cater to all abilities. We will customize a hunt to fit your
abilities and experience.
| Do I need a hunting license? |
Yes. You will need to be a licensed resident or
non-resident hunter in the State of New Hampshire to participate
in a guided hunt.
Visit the NH Fish and Game website
to get more
information on licensing.
Buy
a NH Hunting License
Online Now!
| What
is the availability for the 2009 NH Moose Hunt? |
|
ZONE |
Fully-
Guided Available? |
Semi-
Guided
Available? |
| A1 |
Yes |
Yes |
| A2 |
Yes |
Yes |
| B |
Yes |
Yes |
| C1 |
Yes |
Yes |
| C2 |
Yes |
Yes |
| D1 |
No |
Yes |
| D2 |
No |
Yes |
Updated April 25, 2009.
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