AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Out-of-state hunters in Maine might soon be required to hire licensed guides to hunt big game. Maine is home to a number of popular fall hunts, including seasons for moose, bear, white-tailed deer and wild turkey.
Democratic Senate President Troy Jackson, of Allagash, said his proposal would require non-resident hunters to hire a licensed Maine guide if their own state, province or country of residence has a similar requirement.
Jackson said most nonresidents who come to Maine for big game hunting would not be affected by the proposal.
Many Canadians would, however.