Pourvoirie Pavillon Richer, spread across a 240 km² wilderness territory in northern Outaouais, offers a range of activities focused on hunting, fishing, and the outdoors. On the fishing side, the aquatic network includes over 42 lakes, including the majestic Grand Lac Échouani, which stretches 23 km. These bodies of water, with their varied underwater structures and deep zones, host populations of walleye and pike that can exceed 10 to 20 pounds. Fishing is done by trolling or casting. Anglers have access to boats equipped with new 25-hp motors, a fish-cleaning station (fish house), live bait sales (worms or leeches), and
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a boat launch.
For hunting, the outfitter provides five exclusive territories of approximately 45 km² each for moose hunting. This management style offers a private domain of over 10,000 acres per group, including a three- to four-day summer scouting trip. Black bear hunting takes place in the spring at baited sites set up for archery or rifle, with access to a cold room and butchering facilities. Small game hunting allows hunters to roam over 500 km of trails in search of ruffed grouse, spruce grouse, and snowshoe hare, with the option to combine this activity with fall walleye fishing.
Vacationers can enjoy a 1,000-square-foot terrace overlooking the lake, equipped with a pizza oven, smoker, barbecues, a campfire area, and a lounge gazebo. Complimentary water equipment such as paddleboards, pedal boats, and floating mats are provided, while a wild beach is accessible by boat for picnics.