Tag'em & Drag'em Guide Service

03/12/2018

Don’t forget to apply for the Maine Moose lottery! If your lucky to get a permit...we will guide you to the trophy of a lifetime!

Apply online now for the 2018 Maine Moose Permit Lottery at mefishwildlife.com

The deadline to apply is 11:59 p.m. on May 15, 2018!

08/16/2017

Here's a sneak peek of what's tearing our bait sites apart! There's plenty more where he came from! Sept cant come soon enuf..

07/09/2017

August means setting up and baiting black bears in Penobscot County.. reach out to me if you want to harvest a trophy of a lifetime! All Baits are consistently getting slammed year after year!!

05/31/2017

Get it while it lasts! We are now booking clients for this coming bear hunting season! We have super active bait sides in the Springfield / Lakeville area of Maine. Give us a call if you want a successful hunt. All food and lodging is included. 207.595.7286

01/21/2017

Nice day on the hardwater with my little man!

01/21/2017

12/11/2016

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As a lost hunter, your job is to make SAR’s job easier by staying put. But as you wait to be found, there are other things you should do to stay comfortable—and alive

12/08/2016

https://www.facebook.com/fieldandstream/posts/10154739760858686

If deer can smell your stinky pits at 300 yards, they can smell your rotten piehole, too. Prevent swamp mouth with these five tips.

12/05/2016

https://www.facebook.com/fieldandstream/posts/10154722170338686

We all make mistakes. Learning from them makes us better hunters. But you need to know what you’re doing wrong. Watching for these 10 subtle but all-too-common deer hunting errors will get you moving in the right direction. 1: You neglect small public parcels. If a public hunting area includes tract...

11/20/2016

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O.K., let’s get this out there: When we talk about the secondary rut, many hunters imagine a rewind of November. Not gonna happen. This time around, only about 10 percent of the herd’s does (mostly fawns and yearlings) will come into estrus. But suppose you knew just where you could find...