Blue Walleye Outpost is tucked away in the corner of a vast untamed Canadian wilderness. A network of hundreds of miles of old logging roads have been transformed into a unique, productive hunting territory.
Black Bear. There are many hunting opportunities at our lodge, but core of what we offer is world-class black bear hunting. Minimal pressure, abundant forage, and the perfect climate have created a sturdy bear population -- as well some really big boars! (Did you see those pictures?) But don’t take our word for it: Visit the Quebec Government website,. We’re in Zone 13.
We encourage you to bring your own stand, or use one of our blinds or “watchtowers.” Our baits are meticulousy maintained and you will be placed on an active bait to optimize your chances.
Being the only outfitter in the area, we have no competition from other bear hunters. Last season our opportunity rate was 80% and success rate was nearly 70%. We hunt from the middle of May to the end of June. Hunters may use rifle, shotgun, or bow.
Number of tags are limited, so book your hunt soon!
Moose. Hearing the unmistakable “Waah” of a bull moose from across a small bog, and then crunching brush as the massive creature moves toward your stand is something you will never forget. And of course pulling a 1,200 pound ungulate out of the woods creates some lasting memories, too! Our moose populations is vibrant and stronger every year. As with bear, there are more moose are taken in Zone 13 than any other in southern Quebec. Come share this special hunt with us. But be careful -- hunting the "la ‘original" can be addictive.
Blue Walleye Outpost is only booking self guided bow hunts for moose, with a maximum of 10 hunters per week. You get a nice house keeping cabin, Boat, motor, maps and pointers of where moose activity has been spotted. Ask about our group rate for moose hunters!!
Hunting season for bow is usually in the middle two weeks of September. Every odd year bulls, cows and calves can be taken. In the even numbered years are bulls it is calves only. Hunters are only allowed to take 1 moose per 2 hunters.
Hunting moose with a bow is generally involves "calling", or “spot and stalk.” But if you have an all-terrain vehicle, bring it with you. We have hundreds of miles of old logging roads to explore, you never know what you might see.
BIRD HUNTING
If you really want to have some fun, come up for a
late season fishing trip and bring your shotgun. We
offer spruce grouse and partridge (ruffed grouse)
hunting from the middle of September until the
camp closes in mid-October. It's also a great time to
hook into some really big fish!
2010 was a Great success!!
  
  
 
2009 bears!!
  
 
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