Territory

We are located between Montréal and Québec city, along the St-Lawrence River plain. This area is close to two wildlife reserves and a national park. Abandoned lands, marshlands and farmlands in the area form a productive biotope for wildlife. American black bear, woodcock, ruffed grouse, white-tailed deer and moose are found here in great number. We hunt exclusively on private lands. For the American woodcock and the ruffed grouse the abandoned farmlands and the clear cut are perfects habitats for nesting and migration. We did apply a very strict harvest plan the latest years, now we do hunt a spot once a week and sometime once in 2 weeks. This means that we let the migration birds go through and harvest a little part of it, so the next year we have birds coming back and nest in our spot to rebuilt the bird population.

Fence type: Not fenced

Territory size: 2500 sq mile

Languages spoken by staff: English French

Operating since: 1990 year

Structure by elevation

Plains: 50%

Hills: 50%

Structure by landscape

Fields/Bush: 50%

Forest: 50%

Entertainment services

Fishing