Maine fall turkey season closing dates vary by Wildlife Management District, and hunters must check regional regulations.

Maine spring turkey season closes statewide on the first Saturday in June, ending May hunts with daily limits of one bearded bird.

Maine Wildlife Management District closures for fall turkey hunting protect populations based on health and winter severity.

Maine wildlife management districts enforcing single bird limits help hunters identify strict bag rules for fall turkey.

Maine wildlife management districts permit five bird fall turkey bag limits across specific southern and central regions.

Maine wildlife management districts in southern and coastal regions enforce a restrictive one bird limit for the spring turkey season.

Maine Wildlife Management Districts with two-bird spring turkey limits help hunters plan legal hunts across specific regions.

Two bears in one license year usually means one taken by baiting or hounding and another by trapping, as shooting two over the same bait pile is not allowed.

Maine bear license fees require a general big game hunting license costing 26 dollars for residents and 115 dollars for non-residents.

Maine bear trapping season dates run from October 31st through November 30th for resident and non-resident trappers across the state.