Blooming Valley Outfitters
Blooming Valley Outfitters
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Contact: Larry Emery
Location: Greenbush, Minnesota
Species Hunted: Whitetail Deer, Black Bear
State(s) Hunted: MN
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outfitter review submitted by: James Southwick on Sep 10 2009
Species Hunted: black bear
Game Quality: medium
Accommodation Quality: top notch
Camp Condition: top notch
Food Quality: exellent
Guide Experience: lifelong hunters
Other Personal Experience: exellent
Overall Impression: exellent
Recommend: yes
Reviewer Comments: friendly experienced people,great food,very nice accomadations, and most important I saw bears every day.
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Contact: J. Paul Taylor
Location: Midway, Alabama
Species Hunted: Whitetail Deer, Turkey, Quail
State(s) Hunted: AL
Manitoba Hunting Information
Manitoba is known as a top destination for avid waterfowl hunters. Huge flocks of ducks and geese can be found from the Arctic coast of Hudson Bay to the prairie potholes on the southern border of this Canadian province. There is no legal requirement for non-resident waterfowl hunters to use a guide, but many are available and a high percentage of non-Canadian hunters utilize them. In addition black bear, Canada moose and whitetails are hunted throughout the province.
Ontario Hunting Information
Ontario is often considered a sportsman's paradise. This large province contains huge sections of wilderness, filled with thousands of lakes that provide excellent habitat for Canada moose and black bear. Excellent fishing for walleye, northern pike, muskie, smallmouth bass and other species can often be combined with a hunt. From spike camps to 5-star lodges, there are lodges, guides and outfitters for every adventure and every taste.
Ohio Hunting Information
Ohio is best known for its trophy whitetail deer. In fact, the world record non-typical whitetail was harvested in Greene county by Mike Beatty in November 2001,
