Got back from a great snowmobile trip on the Labrador coast on March 31 – great weather and the trails were smooth particularly with all the snow they got in early March. Had a chance to spend some time with good friends and staff. Travelled inland with Fabian Kennedy of St. Augustine helping him close his trap line for the season. As usual Fabian had adventure on his mind and took us further inland to a secluded cabin he built during the winter. Got into some ptarmigan, had a good feed of fresh caught fish and took in some great scenery.

Visited the boys and girls in Old Fort Bay – Peter Wellman, his wife Yvonne, son Nathan, Jack & Don Buckle as well as Richard Woodland and family, Jason Bilodeau and Gordie Buckle. As usual I was received like family – they are good people and great hosts. With the majority working for me for over 20 years we are definitely family. But when it came to their pre-planned poker game with the boss they did get a surprise when I won which only really helped to slightly reduce my cost for the refreshments I supplied. As the saying goes on the coast “It always tastes better when it’s free particularly when the boss is paying”.

On my return to Montreal I only had a day before Sabrina and I left to attend our last show for the season in Augusta, Maine. Met many of our past friends and clients but like most areas the economy is certainly affecting this great State particularly with the wood industry.  Overall our business is doing better than I expected with the present global situation and I attribute this to having a very good following of past clients and repeat business. 

Welcome to our new and improved web site. My son, Nick, has been the main inspiration behind this project spending countless hours in making our new site interesting, informative and most of all offering the opportunity for our clients to communicate in our community blog. My daughter, Sabrina helped with some of the photo layouts and my trusted assistant, Denise with the all important proof reading. Thank you all for your participation.

I will be turning 60 this coming fall and as many of my fellow baby boomers realize – life has certainly changed when it comes to communication and I for one welcome it. I look forward to hearing from you and sharing hunting, fishing and adventure stories.

And now let’s begin!

High Success Muskox Hunt in Arctic Quebec