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Answering Most Asked Questions About The North Maine Woods // If You Have A Moose Hunt Watch This! 

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If you have an upcoming Moose hunt then this is your opportunity to find out more information about the NMW or ask your own questions down in the comment section below! Good luck on your hunt!
NMW Website ~ northmainewoods.org/
NMW Self Registration ~ northmainewoods.org/images/pd...
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Zoleo ~ shrsl.com/41mti
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@EthosAtheos
@EthosAtheos 3 месяца назад
I've been using OsmAnd it is much less expensive or free depending on what you need compared to OnX. I use it camping in NMW and it has been a very good mapping solution. But you still need the NMW paper map and check the website / checkpoint for the latest closures. OnX and OsmAnd don't do a good job with closures in NMW. Your comment on cell service is underrated. Cell phones are useless if you need service; download your maps and make sure it is the detailed version. Some other important things to remember in NMW. Ignoring the logging trucks for a moment, don't do that they are lethal get out of their way. Driving in early am or late evening as animals move is extra dangerous. The if you haven't seen what happens to an F150 sized truck when it hits a moos at 30mph. It can and often does disable your vehicle and could kill you. Hunt with a rifle not your truck. You are not in a place you want a disabled vehicle even under the best circumstances. O and on driving, don't park on the roads EVER. If you do have to pull off do it on a long section where you can see and be seen. The roads are mostly narrow and logging trucks are wide and heavy. A logging truck can't stop fast and you are risking the drivers life and your own. Bring a MURS radio and pay attention to the trucks warnings. If your driving with other vehicles, have radios and use them. Keep a good long distance between vehicles. Don't loos a wind screen because you were following to close. This is especially true in very dry weather dust can be a big problem. Mud glorious mud, It isn't deep but it is slick as snow. Have a full sized spare tire or 2. Tip for avoiding punctures, don't hit the brakes hard if you can avoid it. Slow down you'll get there faster if you don't have to change a tire. The fractured bedrock the roads are made of is like razor blades to light vehicle tires. Make sure you have a good jack and a pad/bit of wood for it, mud glorious mud. Fuel, bring extra! Shes not screwing around on that one. The distances you can drive are amazing! Bring a blow torch for lighting fires, there is no point in playing boy/girls scout when your cold and want to warm up. Wet wood is the devil to light a propane torch makes easy work of it.
@jimfromMaine
@jimfromMaine 11 месяцев назад
Hey Em it's Jim. We made it in and made it home. Thanks for breaking my ....😂 Also for the encouragement. You're the best Em!!
@AGirlFromMaine
@AGirlFromMaine 11 месяцев назад
Glad to hear you kept that lead foot to a minimum!
@pierrecyr9420
@pierrecyr9420 11 месяцев назад
Appreciate you taking the time to run thru this info. Super helpful. 🙂🌲
@TheNoisnemid
@TheNoisnemid 11 месяцев назад
Thank you for taking the time to put this informative video together, it is much appreciated.
@AGirlFromMaine
@AGirlFromMaine 11 месяцев назад
Of course! Thank you for watching!
@BlackHoleDonkey
@BlackHoleDonkey 11 месяцев назад
Super informative! Thank you for covering both the basics and also the subtleties.
@timthepilot-c4
@timthepilot-c4 6 месяцев назад
Great info. Thanks
@user-jb6rs6me6k
@user-jb6rs6me6k 10 месяцев назад
This video is very helpful, and thank you for the info.
@mikewarren9440
@mikewarren9440 11 месяцев назад
Awesome job with the information! May I ask for one additional thing that would be helpful for you to share, especially for moose hunting. The past three years we’ve been lucky enough to be able to hunt in the NMW, and each year we’ve had issues with people blocking roadways to keep other sportsmen from getting into big pieces of land because they want the area strictly for their hunting party! Being a retired deputy sheriff here in Maine and multi generational sportsmen, I was faced with very hostile and dangerous situations where firearms were in play, and was particularly dangerous for the other family members with me, I had the professional knowledge and experience and able to verbally communicate with them to change their behavior without resorting to them making a poor decision. Bottom line I guess I’m getting to is people need to be aware that those actions are not only dangerous but absolutely illegal to block traffic or restrict any movement on the roadways up there while participating in hunting activities. If it was a simple one time event I would not be so concerned, but when it was repeatedly happening every year and three years in a row it shows a trend that is not going to end well as eventually someone is going to not be experienced enough to be able to verbally defuse the situation! Thanks for your time! Hope you and all the other sportsmen and families have a great safe and memorable season
@AGirlFromMaine
@AGirlFromMaine 11 месяцев назад
Unfortunately I’ve heard of these events or the one you had. We warn a lot of people about the high amounts of others in the woods. Personally the adaptive hunts have brought more “issues”. We work with local wardens a lot during the hunts to tell them everything that we hear and try to get as much information out of people that are experiencing people doing such crimes. That being said for others reading this comment, there are a lot more wardens in the area during the whole moose season. If someone is acting up, get their plate numbers try to get a name, and go to your nearest gate and we will contact wardens! Thank you for bringing this up!
@jeffreyrosato6340
@jeffreyrosato6340 9 месяцев назад
Great video. I am a sub- permitte for zone one. Heading there on Sunday Morning to meet our guide. Excellent video with so much of the right information. Thank you
@jeffsizemore6869
@jeffsizemore6869 11 месяцев назад
Great video You can tell by your voice that your real passionate about talking about the north main woods an the job you have
@flannelfield5255
@flannelfield5255 11 месяцев назад
wow a lot of great info even little tidbits for a basic visit to north maine woods area for simple camping, lodging... fantastic, all the best.
@lindamarie5189
@lindamarie5189 11 месяцев назад
❤ Thank you!! This was very informative and you did an excellent job explaining everything!!!
@vagabondheart3595
@vagabondheart3595 10 месяцев назад
TY!! The fan on your Jackery sounds a lot like a rooster😂
@brianrobbins3499
@brianrobbins3499 9 месяцев назад
I use to go thru Sias hill when I hunted with Joe Cabral from Russell pond outfitters
@rogerberryment7452
@rogerberryment7452 11 месяцев назад
Awesome! Thanks for all the info!
@keithmcallister4917
@keithmcallister4917 11 месяцев назад
Very informative video you did a awesome job with all the details and information on the north Maine woods.
@Hunterdandoe207
@Hunterdandoe207 11 месяцев назад
Wow this was super helpful. Thank you!
@tonyp8305
@tonyp8305 11 месяцев назад
Great video! Very informative. Thank you
@SClivingOutdoors
@SClivingOutdoors 11 месяцев назад
This is good stuff. Thanks for the video.
@joshdunn2796
@joshdunn2796 11 месяцев назад
I appreciate your video! Thank you!
@jamesoliver565
@jamesoliver565 11 месяцев назад
Great video. Thanks
@andrewczuba498
@andrewczuba498 11 месяцев назад
that's a great video! thx 👍👍😎
@thegreeninvasion5511
@thegreeninvasion5511 11 месяцев назад
Excellent content👍🏻👍🏻
@michaelrobichaud5160
@michaelrobichaud5160 11 месяцев назад
Great information for residents and non residents, next video have Ian, is that his name?, explain the equipment needed to harvest and get a moose back to your vehicle, Thanks from southern Maine
@cjkruse3713
@cjkruse3713 10 месяцев назад
You look so familiar
@swampah5155
@swampah5155 11 месяцев назад
Do all these regulations for NMW apply to the KI JO Mary area as well?
@jamesoliver565
@jamesoliver565 11 месяцев назад
Why are motorcycles not allowed on the northern road?
@AGirlFromMaine
@AGirlFromMaine 11 месяцев назад
These are all private active logging roads. Being private roads means trucks hauling don’t need to be “public road” ready until they leave these roads. A lot of wide loads will travel to certain destinations to reload these trucks so their weight and size is legal for transport. That being said they can have logs or branches sticking out the sides that could clip a motorcyclist, they could also completely run them off the road. When roads are extremely dusty the visibility of seeing a motorcyclist are a lot slimmer than a vehicle. Everything is revolved around safety and what the land owners want for people to be able to use it recreationally.
@evandadisman7522
@evandadisman7522 11 месяцев назад
So i can buy a maine hunting license and come do this and hunt?
@evandadisman7522
@evandadisman7522 11 месяцев назад
Not moose deer hunting
@AGirlFromMaine
@AGirlFromMaine 11 месяцев назад
Yes! As long as you pay your gate fees you’re free to recreate. Deer hunting, bird hunting, rabbit hunting. Bear hunting is a different story because you have to purchase bear sites to hunt them, but you can hunt them spot and stalk freely. You’re free to put up game cameras as long as they’re labeled with your name address and phone number. And just respect the land. There are some areas of land within the NMWs that are privately owned and gated but there’s an abundance of land that is not.
@nomadicrecovery1586
@nomadicrecovery1586 10 месяцев назад
Who gave permission to anyone to own this and keep people out!?? Odd
@EthosAtheos
@EthosAtheos 3 месяца назад
The state of Maine did when it sold it to them one township at a time. A township is 6 miles square. Some time around or after 1878. It isn't public land it is privately owned.
@agiberson6345
@agiberson6345 10 месяцев назад
Maybe you can find something more cynical who could talk down to us a little more.
@recentlyretired
@recentlyretired 10 месяцев назад
She’s giving you an honest opinion of what to expect. She is spot on with her information.
@lambertsaldi1550
@lambertsaldi1550 11 месяцев назад
Well Explained!! thanks so much for sharing this information. Keep up the Great videos 👍 🦌 🎏 The Vermonter
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