21. Newport City Motel - Newport, Vermont Lodging, Motel, Lake Memphremagog Nearby Lake Memphremagog in Vermont's Green Mountains, offers a wide range of recreational activities. Hunting, fishing, boating, skiing, and snowmobiling. Online reservations available. http://www.vermonter.com/ncm/

NEWPORT CITY MOTEL Fine Vermont Four Season Hospitality Where to find us: I-91 Exit 27 444 East Main St. Newport, Vermont 05855 Tel. (802) 334-6558 Toll-free: 1-800-338-6558 Fax: (802) 334-6557 e-mail: ncmmotel@adelphia.net Newport City Motel's accommodations and pool photos standard room or suite Online secure reservations Other area website links Enjoy the Northeast of Vermont...beautiful clear waters, green mountains, crisp air, and the fine hospitality at the Newport City Motel. We welcome you! The Northeast Kingdom is a special kind of place Great fishing, golfing, swimming, boating, waterskiing, snowmobiling, horseback riding, hunting, fishing, skiing the slopes of famous Jay Peak, Burke Mountain or Owl's Head, biking or just relaxing...it's all here in our corner of the Green Mountains. Rates start at only $50.00 Online secure reservations Toll-Free Reservation line: e-mail: ncmmotel@adelphia.net Please mention our website Thank You!

22. Recreation Recreation, snowmobiling, recreational vehicles, fishing, boating, state parks, atv s, watercraft. bullet. Snowmobiles recreational Vehicles http://www.mountpocono.com/Recreation.htm

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23. Oregon State Snowmobile Association OSSA promotes safe, responsible snowmobiling and proper recreational land use. Our mission is to preserve, protect and enhance the sport of snowmobiling. http://www.oregonsnow.org/

2005 EXPO OSSA Safety Trailer The Oregon State Snowmobile Association is an organization of individuals, snowmobile clubs, and businesses working together to preserve, protect, and enhance the sport of snowmobiling. OSSA was formed in 1972 by a small group of snowmobilers concerned about our sport. The Association saw a need for better, safer, and more scenic trails and recognized the public demand for a better trail system. OSSA has grown to 32 snowmobile clubs, 25 of which are grooming clubs. OSSA manages the grooming program under agreement with ODOT, and in cooperation with local snowmobile clubs. Last season dedicated snowmobilers volunteered more than 26,000 hours maintaining our 6,000 mile trail system. Our groomer operators logged more than 31,000 miles of trail groomed. All clubs participate in trail clearing and trail maintenance. Oregon's snowmobile program is recognized throughout North America as a model of volunteer accomplishment. OSSA snowmobilers patricipate in many diverse activities. Two organizations we are proud to be involved with are the Candlelighters and the Special Olympians. OSSA contributes to a co-op law-enforcement program with five county sheriff's departments. Safety Certification classes are scheduled throughout the state to promote safe snowmobiling. Our snowmobilers build snow shelters for the enjoyment of all winter recreationists. We provide representation for legislative issues at the state and national level. OSSA promotes safe, responsible snowmobiling and proper recreational land use.

24. Lake Osakis Minnesota State Parks - Snowmobiling & Fishing Lakes MN HORSEBACK RIDING SNOWMOBILE/recreational TRAILS Lake Osakis, Minnesota Lodging. Snowmobile recreational Trails http://www.lakeosakismn.com/recreation.html

Great Golf Click Here FISHING HORSEBACK RIDING SNOWMOBILE/RECREATIONAL TRAILS Minnesota Vacations - Family Resorts - Fishing Trips Visit Lake Osakis Minnesota Andes Tower Hills Lake Carlos State Park North of Alexandria off Hwy. 29 North · Cross Country Skiing on Marked Trails TOP Horseback Riding Arrowwood Resort 2100 Arrowwood Ln. - Alexandria, MN 56308 Guided Trail Rides and Pony Rides. TOP Central Lakes Trail The Central Lakes Trail is now complete from Osakis to Fergus Falls and was recently dedicated as Minnesota's 23rd State Trail. This scenic recreational trail covers 55 miles through the communities of Osakis, Nelson, Alexandria, Garfield, Brandon, Evansville, Melby, Ashby and beyond to Fergus Falls. The Central Lakes Trail is an all season recreational trail that provides a 14' wide bituminous surface for safe off road non-motorized travel by biking, walking or rollerblading in the spring , summer and fall. It will also provide safe permanent routes for snowmobiling in the winter (December-April). The Central Lakes Trail offers beautiful scenery and an opportunity for families to participate together in some great outdoor activities. It also connects to the Lake Wobegon Trail which covers 60 miles from Osakis to St. Joseph, Minnesota.

25. Snowmobile Maine snowmobiling in Maine cabin rentals, snowmobile rentals, trailside lodge, For additional information on cabin rentals, and winter recreational http://www.ncrivers.com/maine-snowmobiling-snowmobile-rentals-cabin-lodging.htm

Snowmobile Maine , Maine Cabin Rental, Snowmobile Rentals, Maine Snowmobiling Snowmobile Maine Trailside Lodge - Groomed Trails Welcome Dead River Rafting Kennebec River Rafting Penobscot River Rafting ... Related Links Snowmobile Maine Snowmobiling Packages - Maine Cabin and Snowmobile Rentals Snowmobile in Maine with North Country Rivers North Country Rivers' base complex is located in the upper Kennebec Valley Region of Maine. Known for having "the best snowmobiling in the east", this area receives an annual snowfall of approximately 10 feet. The region also contains some of the most beautiful and pristine wilderness in the US. Best of all, our base complex is located "on" Maine's Interconnecting Trail System (the ITS). This system is made up of approximately 12,000 miles of groomed trails - stretching to all the way to Canada. From the North Country Rivers base complex in Bingham, Maine, we are

26. AWSC We are dedicated to the success of Wisconsin snowmobiling and are working for safe and responsible recreational snowmobiling throughout the state. http://www.awsc.org/

Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs AWSC 36th ANNUAL WORKSHOP IN STEVEN PIONT at Country Springs on October 28th - 30th Workshop Sign-up Form (PDF) Workshop Sign-up Form (WORD) Table Reseveration Form Table Reseveration Form (PDF) Table Reseveration Form (WORD) PROMOTE YOUR CLUB WITH "AWSC NEW TRAILER" Home Weekly Safety Tip Online Registration Clubs by County Calendar of Events What is AWSC Miss Snowflake Scholarship Magazine Safety/DNR Sponsors Why Belong Safety Tips Non-Res Trail Pass Commercial Sponsor Money Go? AWSC Forms Links The Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs was organized in 1969 to serve and represent Wisconsin snowmobilers and snowmobile clubs. We are dedicated to the success of Wisconsin snowmobiling and are working for safe and responsible recreational snowmobiling throughout the state. Snowmobiling is not limited to winter activities! Snowmobile clubs meet year round and the "business end" of the sport is continually active. Legislation, conventions, workshops, fund-raising events, landowner appreciation picnics, trail planning and trail building are ongoing projects. Click here to tell us what you think of the web site's new look!

27. PEI Snowmobile Association To promote recreational snowmobiling through the development of a high quality province wide trail system supported through userpay. http://www.peisa.ca/

Stolen sleds report Island Clubs Community Trails ... Latest News Invite a friend to join the PEISA community YOUR EMAIL FRIEND'S EMAIL Island Weather Welcome to the official website of the PEISA Bienvenue à la site web officielle de l'AMIPÉ OUR MISSION STATEMENT To promote recreational snowmobiling through the development of a high quality province wide trail system supported through user-pay. Welcome, the PEISA website has been revised as of October 28, 2004. For more information on the PEISA, please browse through the Operations section of the website. The Board has advised that the Reciprocity Treaty with Snowmobile Association of Nova Scotia (SANS) has been cancelled for the 2004 - 2005 season. The Board will review the Treaty next year. Click here to see the new PEISA Snowmobile Trail Safety Poster News Events Snowdrift Online ... Snowmobile Safety Design and Development by GoldNET Smart Technologies

28. Snowmobiles For these reasons, NPCA sees snowmobiling as an inappropriate recreational activity in national parks snowmobile engines pollute park air, their noise and http://www.npca.org/across_the_nation/visitor_experience/motorized_abuse/snowmob

HOME >> Across the Nation >> Visitor Experience >> Motorized Abuse ... Off-Road Vehicles Snowmobiles W inter in many national parks is a season when snow blankets the landscape, and you can hear the soft gurgle of a stream dressed in ice and wind whishing through the trees. This is also a time of hardship: animals must trudge through deep snow drifts and dig deep to find meager forage. National parks preserve this wintry scene for all Americans to enjoy. The National Park Service's mission places a priority on preserving wilderness and protecting the animals sheltered in park lands. The members and staff of NPCA want to safeguard these places for our children and grandchildren. We place the highest value on the Why Snowmobiles Don't Belong in Our National Parks Snowmobiles cause air and water pollution They can be heard up to 20 miles away Their noise and speed frighten winter- distressed wildlife They ruin the experience of other park visitors Take Action: Write to Congress and support the Yellowstone Protection Act.

29. All About The CCSO - Who Are We?? Official website of the national body for organized snowmobiling in Canada means the welfare and betterment of the snowmobile recreational activities. http://www.ccso-ccom.ca/newsite/whoare1.html

Who are we? Canadian Snowmobile Facts Safety Environment ... Links Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java. Who are we? The Canadian Council of Snowmobile Organizations is the national body for organized snowmobiling in Canada. With a mission statement of "providing leadership and support to organized snowmobiling in Canada", the CCSO/CCOM serves as the umbrella group for all the snowmobile associations and federations in Canada. The membership of the CCSO/CCOM Board consists of the 12 provincial and territorial associations. Each member organization has two voting representatives that constitute the Board of Directors. These dedicated volunteers are usually the presidents or executive officers of each of their own federations. They meet three times per year to exchange ideas, identify and prioritize national issues and provide the CCSO/CCOM with mid to long-term objectives. The Board has given high priority to the completion of the Trans-Canadian Snowmobile Trail and the required uniform signage program across the whole country. There has also been a strong movement to unify all Canadian snowmobile safety messages under the international safety program called "Safe Riders! You Make Snowmobiling Safe." Mission Statement...

30. The History Of The Alberta Snowmobile Association With their development, a new winter recreational activity came into being. A Profile of recreational snowmobiling by recreational Households , http://www.altasnowmobile.ab.ca/about/history.php

It is conservatively estimated that there are 140,000 snowmobiles in Alberta alone. The vast majority of the riders sees snowmobiling as, and participates in it as, a family-oriented sport. Since its inception over thirty years ago, the Alberta Snowmobile Association (ASA) has been operated by volunteers. The Association has required office staffing since 198. The associated clubs were, and continue to be, formed from a volunteer resource base, with the assistance of the ASA. The clubs then, in consultation with the ASA, take care of business with regards to the trails in their communities. This model is still highly valued and effective, particularly at the grassroots level. The model for snowmobiling organizations in Alberta has been based on volunteerism. The Board of Directors for the ASA is made up of volunteers. Volunteers who form and run the clubs also give their time to the development and maintenance of trails. The clubs also answer to the safety concerns in their community. These volunteers have done a remarkable job. Alberta has over 5,000 kilometers of trails. This speaks of an enormous amount of serious hard work and dedication on the part of the ASA Club volunteers.

31. Ministry Of Sustainable Resource Management - 404 Page Not Found Error not just in the critical habitats that are closed to recreational snowmobiling. recreational snowmobiling is more difficult to manage because it is http://srmwww.gov.bc.ca/sir/srmp/valemount/qa.html

404 The page cannot be found The Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management no longer exists. Some Program or Branch websites have moved, while others continue to exist under the current "SRM" URL. Please view some popular websites below to find the information you require, or use the search facility You may also Contact us for a direct inquiry. Thank you. Ministry of Environment Ministry of Agriculture and Land Land Use and Coastal Planning Land and Resource Management Plans ... Wildeyes Poster (ftp site)

32. Governor Pataki Announces Almost $6 Million In Winter Recreation Grants snowmobiling is a highly popular winter recreational activity in the state. New York ranks fourth in the nation in total snowmobile registrations, http://www.dec.state.ny.us/website/environmentdec/2005a/recreationgrants1202.htm

January 2005 In this issue: Governor Pataki Announces Agreement to Protect More than 104,000 Acres of Land in Adirondack Forest DEC Alerts Visitors of Winter Conditions in Adirondacks Funding to Promote Hydrogen-Fueled Vehicle Development Have You Responded to DEC's Web Survey Yet? ... DEC's Environmental Education Centers Help Dispel Those Winter Blues Governor Pataki Announces Almost $6 Million in Winter Recreation Grants Governor George E. Pataki announced more than $5.8 million in state grants for snowmobile trail maintenance and local law enforcement efforts for communities across New York State. The funds include $4.9 million in direct municipal grants, $150,000 for law enforcement and $795,000 to secure insurance coverage for the snowmobile organizations whose members provide regular maintenance on the 10,175-mile state-designated trail system. Snowmobilers enjoy a winter ride along a trail in upstate New York "The Empire State offers exceptional winter recreation and some of the best snowmobiling in the country," said Governor Pataki. "I'm proud that these grants will help strengthen our comprehensive trail system, making it safer and more enjoyable for snowmobile enthusiasts to experience the best of New York's picturesque winter landscapes." "These grants will help secure needed insurance coverage for local snowmobile clubs and improve trail designs that will safeguard riders while better protecting our environment and creating new jobs and winter tourism opportunities in local communities."

33. Yellowstone Snowmobile News The rule called for the gradual phase out of all recreational snowmobile use by the winter season of 20032004 in favor of NPS-managed mass transit http://www.yellowstonewinterguide.com/snowmobiling/snowmobiling_news.php

Yellowstone Snowmobile News home site map about us request a link ADVERTISEMENTS Mammoth Family Fun Great Ski Packages Winter Travel Yellowstone Lodging Winter Vacations Reservations Skiing ... Transportation Area Info Attractions Entertainment Events Media Center ... Yellowstone Maps Features Geysers Mammoth Hot Springs Old Faithful Viewing Wolves ... Yellowstone Winter Ski Resorts Big Sky Resort Bridger Bowl Resort Grand Targhee Resort Jackson Hole Resort ... Snow King Resort Near Yellowstone Big Sky, MT Bozeman, MT Cody, WY Cooke City, MT ... Snowmobiling Snowmobile News SEND THIS PAGE TO A FRIEND U.S. DISTRICT COURT ISSUES ORDER ON WINTER USE IN YELLOWSTONE AND GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARKS AND THE JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, JR., MEMORAL PARKWAY On Tuesday December 16, 2003, Judge Emmet Sullivan of the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. issued an order to set aside a recent National Park Service winter use plan and rule that allowed for limited snowmobile use in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks and the John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Memorial Parkway. The November 18, 2002, regulation is in effect. That rule phases out snowmobile use in the three parks in favor of multi-passenger snowcoaches. The decision to phase out snowmobile use was signed in a November 2000 Record of Decision (ROD), with the rule to implement that decision signed in January 2001. The rule called for the gradual phase out of all recreational snowmobile use by the winter season of 2003-2004 in favor of NPS-managed mass transit snowcoaches. The November 18, 2002 rule delayed the implementation of this decision for one year to allow NPS to complete the Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement and plan for the transition to mass-transit snowcoaches.

34. Traverse City Snowmobiling, Traverse City, Michigan, Travel And Recreation TC Web Guide, Travel and Recreation in the Traverse City Area, Traverse City area snowmobile trails with convenient access to all of the recreational http://www.tcwebguide.com/snowmobile/

Click Here! Sponsors Lodging Resorts Crystal Mountain The Homestead Shanty Creek Lodging All Seasons Resort Bayshore Resort Camelot Inn Crystal Vacation Rentals ... Winery Listings Traverse City Traverse City Snowmobiling Snowmobile Rentals - Traverse City Blue Sky Rentals, Inc. Traverse City An exceptional snowmobiling experience, without the hassles. Sled the never-ending snowmobile trails of Northern Michigan on our brand new Polaris snowmobiles. Free delivery within 15 miles of our Staging Area in Williamsbrg, MI. We deliver to five counties: Antrim, Benzie, Grand Traverse, Kalkaska and Leelanau. Bring that sweetheart, or the whole family, 'cuz snowmobile rental was never this easy. Just call us, we'll deliver your sled right to you - or meet us at our staging area in Williamsburg, which is just minutes from miles and miles of long, beautiful snowmobile trails. One full tank of gas and helmet rental included free in all snowmobile rentals. 231.633.2584 or 231.633.2583

35. American Whitewater - LIABILITY - Idaho Recreational Use Statute animal riding, motorcycling, snowmobiling, recreational vehicles, Relieve any person using the land of another for recreational purposes from any http://www.americanwhitewater.org/access/liability/ID.htm

Welcome Join/Donate Community Multimedia ... Search Idaho Recreational Use Statute IDAHO CODE GENERAL LAWS TITLE 36. FISH AND GAME CHAPTER 16. RECREATIONAL TRESPASS LANDHOLDER LIABILITY LIMITED Idaho Code § 36-1604 (1994) § 36-1604. Limitation of liability of landowner (a) Statement of Purpose. The purpose of this section is to encourage owners of land to make land and water areas available to the public without charge for recreational purposes by limiting their liability toward persons entering thereon for such purposes. (b) Definitions. As used in this section: 1. "Land" means private or public land, roads, trails, water, water-courses, irrigation dams, water control structures, headgates, private or public ways and buildings, structures, and machinery or equipment when attached to or used on the realty. 2. "Owner" means the possessor of a fee interest, a tenant, lessee, occupant or person in control of the premises. 3. "Recreational Purposes" includes, but is not limited to, any of the following or any combination thereof: Hunting, fishing, swimming, boating, rafting, tubing, camping, picnicking, hiking, pleasure driving, nature study, water skiing, animal riding, motorcycling, snowmobiling, recreational vehicles, winter sports, and viewing or enjoying historical, archeological, scenic, or scientific sites, when done without charge of the owner. (c) Owner Exempt from Warning. An owner of land owes no duty of care to keep the premises safe for entry by others for recreational purposes, or to give any warning of a dangerous condition, use, structure, or activity on such premises to persons entering for such purposes. Neither the installation of a sign or other form of warning of a dangerous condition, use, structure, or activity, nor any modification made for the purpose of improving the safety of others, nor the failure to maintain or keep in place any sign, other form of warning, or modification made to improve safety, shall create liability on the part of an owner of land where there is no other basis for such liability.

36. Idaho Recreational Use Statute tubing, camping, picnicking, hiking, pleasure driving, nature study, water skiing, animal riding, motorcycling, snowmobiling, recreational vehicles, http://www.americanwhitewater.org/resources/repository/Idaho_Recreational_Use_St

Idaho Recreational Use Statute IDAHO CODE GENERAL LAWS TITLE 36. FISH AND GAME CHAPTER 16. RECREATIONAL TRESPASS LANDHOLDER LIABILITY LIMITED Idaho Code § 36-1604 (1994) § 36-1604. Limitation of liability of landowner (a) Statement of Purpose. The purpose of this section is to encourage owners of land to make land and water areas available to the public without charge for recreational purposes by limiting their liability toward persons entering thereon for such purposes. (b) Definitions. As used in this section: 1. "Land" means private or public land, roads, trails, water, water-courses, irrigation dams, water control structures, headgates, private or public ways and buildings, structures, and machinery or equipment when attached to or used on the realty. 2. "Owner" means the possessor of a fee interest, a tenant, lessee, occupant or person in control of the premises. 3. "Recreational Purposes" includes, but is not limited to, any of the following or any combination thereof: Hunting, fishing, swimming, boating, rafting, tubing, camping, picnicking, hiking, pleasure driving, nature study, water skiing, animal riding, motorcycling, snowmobiling, recreational vehicles, winter sports, and viewing or enjoying historical, archeological, scenic, or scientific sites, when done without charge of the owner. (c) Owner Exempt from Warning. An owner of land owes no duty of care to keep the premises safe for entry by others for recreational purposes, or to give any warning of a dangerous condition, use, structure, or activity on such premises to persons entering for such purposes. Neither the installation of a sign or other form of warning of a dangerous condition, use, structure, or activity, nor any modification made for the purpose of improving the safety of others, nor the failure to maintain or keep in place any sign, other form of warning, or modification made to improve safety, shall create liability on the part of an owner of land where there is no other basis for such liability.

37. Recreation - ACTION Jobs snowmobiling complements skiing in many resorts throughout the world, snowmobile and ski touring, heliskiing, and other winter recreational activities. http://frontierclub.com/Recreation Job Perks and ACTION Jobs.htm

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38. Bragdon Insurance ~ Insure The Risk From Recreational Activities Such As Snowmob bragdon insurance will help you insure the risk of recreational activities such as boating and snowmobiling. http://www.bragdoninsurance.com/boatersnowmobileinsurance.htm

286 York Street York Village Maine 03909-0468 207-363-1023 (fax) Own a Restored Home? Own Vacation Rental Property? Own a Vehicle that's 2 or More Years Old? ... Sized Business? Bragdon Insurance is a Trusted Choice Agency Recipient of the Independent Insurance Agents of America Best Practices Award privacy statement Pure Fun without the Worries! Seasonal Coverages for Your Boat or Snowmobile Today's sleds are precision machines with high price tags to match. It's no wonder more and more New Englanders are wisely choosing to protect their investments with comprehensive snowmobile coverage. Patrons' offers a snowmobile insurance policy which allows you to insure for bodily injury, physical damage to your sled, and property damage to others that you might be legally liable for causing. The policy is annual with a discount built in for the summer months. The rates are extremely competitive, and you could receive premium credits for: insuring your automobiles with Patrons', loss free on renewal, ME State Snowmobile Association member, and multi-unit discount. (Certain restrictions apply, please inquire). Safe boaters may enjoy Watercraft Insurance and Safe Boating credits through Middlesex Mutual Assurance (companion policy credits is you have a Middlesex Mutual's Homeowners or Condo policy, education credits for safety courses, equipment credits for anti-theft and built-in fire extinguisher systems, renewal credits, and more). Policy features include "all risk" physical damage based upon agreed market value with most partial losses covered, emergency towing and assistance for your watercraft and its trailer, medical payments to waterskiers, 12-month continuous coverage for "year-round" protection.

39. Whitewater Rafting, Canoeing, Trout And Salmon Fishing, Snowmobiling, Ski, Dog S In the winter months, we have a huge turn out for the snowmobiling season. the area for recreational activities including, whitewater rafting, hiking, http://www.cedarridgeoutfitters.com/recreation.html

Hal Blood, Maine Master Guide Debbie Blood, Registered Maine Guide ((( Phone: 207- 668- 4169 ))) Click here for information regarding our Guide School and Deer Clinic All Season Adventures Rafting - Horseback Riding - Moose Watching - Rock Climbing - Fishing Swimming - Plane Rides - Hiking - Canoeing - Biking - 4-wheeling Snowmobiling - Sled Dog Rides - Snowshoeing - Cross Country Skiing Not only is Cedar Ridge Outfitters a superb place to book a hunt, we offer many all season adventures. In the winter months, we have a huge turn out for the snowmobiling season. We have our own trails leading to the main ITS trail; you can snowmobile right to the front door! Spring and Summer bring many outdoor enthusiasts to the area for recreational activities including, whitewater rafting, hiking, fishing and many other great adventures. Guided: Whitewater Rafting on the Kennebeck River. Horseback Trail Riding Moose Watching Float Trip Rock Climbing Float Plane Rides Non-guided: Hike Mountain Trails Mountain Biking 4-Wheeling on our many off roads.

40. Snowmobile Guides - Maine Professional Guides Association Snowmobile rentals, introductory to expert tours,......Deer Small Game - recreational - including snowmobiling. Licenses recreational Guide http://www.maineguides.org/snowmobileguides.php

Snowmobile Guides and outfitters To search more, click HERE. Your search yielded 42 results Lee Bertsch Lunksoos Camps PO Box 252 Sherman ME 04776 lee@lunksoocamps.com http://www.lunksooscamps.com Licenses: Description: Full service, four-season facility miles into the woods on a beautiful river. Excellent food. Guided bear over bait, moose, deer and upland game bird hunting; landlocked salmon, brook trout, brown trout fishing. Katahdin-region guided snowmobile tours. Larry Bridges PO Box 275 Bucksport ME 04416 allaguyd@aol.com Licenses: Description: Have lodge and two camps in Eagle Lake, Maine. Have moose hunting zones 2,3,6. Fishing, ATV, snowmobiling, deer and bird hunting. Phil Brown Light Foot Guide Service 55 Mill St Rockport ME 04856 Licenses: Description: Saltwater tours, saltwater fishing, freshwater bass fishing and fly fishing, native tours, snowmobile trips and camping all year round. Jim Carter PO Box 186 Washburn ME 04786 jim@munsungan.com http://www.munsungan.com Licenses: Description: Mike Carver Sunrise Ridge Sporting Camps PO Box 435 Bingham ME 04920 207-672-5551, 1-877-353-camp

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