Timber Creek Hunting Service
SPECIAL ATTENTION!!! Individuals that are successful in drawing a Maryland bear permit and want to consider using our services must contact us prior to returning their paperwork to DNR. We recommend calling us as soon as you have been notified that you are a lottery winner. The failure to return your paperwork to DNR within the time specified or with incomplete information could result in loosing your opportunity to hunt.
BLACK BEAR GUIDE SERVICE
Maryland's Premier
Timber Creek Hunting Service offers guide services to individuals who have successfully drawn a Maryland black bear permit. We work closely with those individuals who do not have anyone to hunt with or a place to hunt.
Each year the Maryland "Wildlife and Heritage" Service establishes a harvest quota that supports the goals and objectives of the state's black bear management program. Once the quota is met the season is closed. To date, the season has not lasted a full week. What this means is that there is little time to locate property to hunt, scout for bear and be in a position to get a shot. We know the land, how the bear react to pressure and scouting is what we do best.
Our hunting areas are in the heart of the Deep Creek Lake region of Garrett County, Maryland. We have access to several thousand acres of farm and timber country. These areas are rich with dense rhododendron patches and the abundance of wild berries and other natural foods. These resources attract and enable a thriving population of bears.
We typically use ATVs/UTVs to access these remote areas. Depending on the physical condition of our hunters there is usually additional walking and climbing in the mountainous terrain. The weapon of choice is a high powered rifle with average shots ranging from 25 to 150 yards. With multiple permit holders in our hunting parties it enables us to conduct productive drives. We also conduct still and stationary hunts. (Maryland Law: No baiting & No dogs)
Each year the Maryland "Wildlife and Heritage" Service establishes a harvest quota that supports the goals and objectives of the state's black bear management program. Once the quota is met the season is closed. To date, the season has not lasted a full week. What this means is that there is little time to locate property to hunt, scout for bear and be in a position to get a shot. We know the land, how the bear react to pressure and scouting is what we do best.
Our hunting areas are in the heart of the Deep Creek Lake region of Garrett County, Maryland. We have access to several thousand acres of farm and timber country. These areas are rich with dense rhododendron patches and the abundance of wild berries and other natural foods. These resources attract and enable a thriving population of bears.
We typically use ATVs/UTVs to access these remote areas. Depending on the physical condition of our hunters there is usually additional walking and climbing in the mountainous terrain. The weapon of choice is a high powered rifle with average shots ranging from 25 to 150 yards. With multiple permit holders in our hunting parties it enables us to conduct productive drives. We also conduct still and stationary hunts. (Maryland Law: No baiting & No dogs)
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