Faribault, Pays des GéantsHunting outfitter

In the heart of the majestic Gaspé forest, surrounded by a national park and two wildlife reserves, Pourvoirie Faribault offers an exclusive experience for moose hunting. Since 1977, the Société d'exploitation des ressources de la Vallée (SERV) has been the sole owner of the Faribault territory, a 4,400-hectare tract of land where only moose hunting is permitted. Two nine-day packages, each for four bow or rifle hunters, are offered, lodging included, with no meal or laundry service; groups are welcomed starting Friday. Lodging is in the main lodge (le Grand Camp) or in one of the eight camps located directly

Located in the heart of the Gaspé forest, surrounded by the Parc national de la Gaspésie and two wildlife reserves, Pourvoirie Faribault spans an exclusive territory of 4,400 hectares entirely dedicated to moose hunting. Since 1977, the Société d’exploitation des ressources de la Vallée (SERV) has been the sole owner of this territory. The proximity and protection of the Parc national de la Gaspésie favor the presence of imposing beasts that regularly cross the outfitter's boundaries. The site offers accommodation in the main lodge, the Grand Camp, as well as in eight camps spread directly across the hunting territories. The

Pourvoirie Faribault is located in the Unorganized Territory of Rivière-Bonjour, near Matane, in the heart of Gaspésie’s forest setting. This area falls within the natural context of Haute-Gaspésie, characterized by its proximity to the Chic-Chocs massif and the Matapédia Valley. The establishment is officially registered under number 850675 and is situated on lot 00 of TNO Rivière-Bonjour, at the geographic coordinates 48°48’18.44"N and 66°31’46.32"O. The territory is part of forest areas managed for planning and conservation by the Société d'exploitation des ressources de la Vallée (SERV), offering a wild, secluded environment within Gaspésie’s forest ecosystem.

Pourvoirie Faribault is established in the heart of the Gaspé forest, in the Gaspésie region. Its exclusive territory, known as the Bloc Faribault, covers an area of 4,400 hectares. The outfitter enjoys a privileged natural environment as it is directly bordered by the Parc national de la Gaspésie and surrounded by two wildlife reserves. The territory's wildlife is primarily defined by a massive moose population. The hunting ban on the adjacent territory of the Parc national de la Gaspésie greatly benefits the outfitter: huge beasts regularly cross territorial boundaries throughout the year. Hunters thus find high-quality game boasting some of

Pourvoirie Faribault is entirely dedicated to moose hunting, available for both bow and rifle. The establishment offers two nine-day packages specifically designed for groups of four hunters. To allow visitors to enjoy a night of rest before the official opening of the hunt, group check-in begins on Friday. Upon arrival, staff provide all instructions and give each group a detailed map indicating their assigned territory. Hunters have the opportunity to visit their site as well as the facilities available to them. To maximize the quality of the experience, each hunting zone is salted in the spring, and the stands installed