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Contact Information. Physical Address: 353 Water Street Augusta, ME 04333-0041. Mailing Address: 41 State House Station Augusta, ME 04333-0041
- Deer Hunting
Maine has a club for deer hunters called "The Biggest Bucks...
- Laws Pertaining to Hunting Equipment
Obtaining an Archery License: Individuals applying for the...
- Wild Turkey Hunting
The following laws and regulations are specific to spring...
- Migratory Game Birds
On youth waterfowl hunting days, scoters, eiders, and...
- Tagging, Transportation & Registration
Bobcats killed by hunting must be tagged by a MDIFW employee...
- Bear Hunting
The total number of nonresident clients hunting bears with...
- Moose Hunting
Permits for Hunting Lodges:The Commissioner may allocate up...
- General Hunting Laws
Hunting with Dogs and Dog Training Hunting Bear, Bobcat,...
- Deer Hunting
16 Σεπ 2017 · ** A non-resident who owns 25 or more acres of land in Maine and leaves land open to hunting, holds a valid hunting license, and is not otherwise prohibitedby law, may hunt deer on the Resident only day, anywhere in the state.
Hunting Licenses and Permits. To hunt in Maine, you must have a valid hunting license. Hunting licenses are valid for one calendar year, starting January 1 (or on the date of purchase if after January 1). The type of license you need depends upon your age, if you are a Maine resident or nonresident, hunting method, and other factors.
*A non-resident who owns 25 or more acres of land in Maine and leaves land open to hunting, holds a valid hunting license, and is not otherwise prohibited by law, may hunt deer on the Resident only day, anywhere in the state.
Welcome to the 2022-2023 Maine Hunting Regulations. Here you will find the most up-to-date information on deer, turkey, and waterfowl/migratory game birds. Official Maine Hunting regulations. Season dates, license info, bag limits and more. Deer and Turkey Season info.
Sunday Hunting is Illegal in Maine To hunt means to pursue, catch, take, kill or harvest wild birds and wild animals (wild by nature, whether or not bred or reared in captivity), including any physical part of that species of mammal or bird.
Hunting and trapping must conform with State of Maine laws, MDIFW rules, and local ordinances. Trapping on state park or historic site land in organized townships requires the written permission of the Bureau.
