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Duck Hunting in Maine

Maine, Duck Hunting Nation State, Waterfowl Hunting, Waterfowl Hunting

Maine

B

48,900

Duck Statewide Harvest

17,400

Goose Statewide Harvest

8,600

No. Waterfowl Licenses Sold Annually

5.9

Ducks Per Hunter

4.3

Geese Per Hunter

$15

Cost of Resident Waterfowl Hunting License

$7.50

Cost of Resident State Stamps and Permits

$25

Federal Duck Stamp

Season $75; three-day small-game $50

Cost of Non-Resident Waterfowl Hunting License

$7.50

Cost of Non-Resident State Stamps and Permits

$25

Federal Duck Stamp

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Maine has much to offer. Eiders, scoters and long-tailed ducks on saltwater; black ducks, buffleheads and goldeneyes on the edges. Wood ducks on wandering, tree-lined freshwater creeks.

Is it Arkansas? No, but can you get fresh lobster in Arkansas? I don't think so. Have a taste for saltwater? Maine's eider hunting is an experience worth having. Sit on a rock — the New Englanders call them ledges — and shoot your drakes. September means early Canada geese, and October spells trouble for locally grown wood ducks and mallards. Buffleheads and goldeneyes come later.

Maine might not be a waterfowling mecca, but the people are wonderful, the food excellent and the scenery second to none.

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