Pourvoirie Royaume MacFishing & hunting outfitter

Pourvoirie Royaume Mac manages nearly 5,000 acres of private land in Saint-Théodore-d'Acton, in the Montérégie region, within hunting zones 6 North and 8 East. White-tailed deer are hunted on exclusive territories of about 100 acres per party — sites baited from early September, tree stands for bow, crossbow and firearm hunters, and a success rate of roughly 50% since 1993. The outfitter also offers wild-turkey hunting (about forty birds on the territory) and small-game hunting (hare, ruffed grouse/partridge, woodcock). The Renne river crosses the property east to west and holds small stocked brown trout, fished by wading, from a boat,

Pourvoirie Royaume Mac, located in Saint-Théodore-d'Acton in the Montérégie region, manages a private estate spanning nearly 5,000 acres across hunting zones 6 North and 8 East. Since 1993, the establishment has applied a policy of careful management regarding the ratio between the number of hunters and the territory's wildlife resources. This approach has maintained a success rate of approximately 50% for white-tailed deer hunting, year in and year out, since 1993. Over the years, the estate's operations have been organized to guarantee each group of hunters an exclusive territory of approximately 100 acres, accompanied by appropriate lodging. Land management relies

The territory of Pourvoirie Royaume Mac covers an area made up of private lands ranging from 4,000 to nearly 5,000 acres. The outfitter’s grounds are located in Saint-Théodore-d'Acton, at the junction of hunting zones 6 North and 8 East. From a hydrographic standpoint, the territory is crossed from east to west by the rivière Renne, a watercourse with deep pools that host brook trout and rainbow trout. The terrain and forest cover are made up of wooded areas sheltering various game species, including white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and small game such as snowshoe hare and ruffed grouse. Access to all

Pourvoirie Royaume Mac manages a private territory of 4,000 to 5,000 acres located in hunting zones 6 North and 8 East in the Montérégie region. This estate, composed of woodlands and private land, offers a diversified habitat for local wildlife. White-tailed deer is the territory's star species. Hunting sites are equipped with watchtowers and are regularly baited starting in early September. Careful management of the ratio between hunters, territories, and game has allowed for a hunting success rate of approximately 50% since 1993. Wild turkey is also established on the estate, with a population of around forty individuals. These elusive

Pourvoirie Royaume Mac offers a range of activities focused on hunting, fishing, and vacationing on private land. For white-tailed deer hunting, stays are organized by exclusive sectors of approximately 100 acres per group, with watchtowers positioned for hunting with bow, crossbow, and firearms (including muzzleloaders). A mobile blind concept is also available. Packages are offered for wild turkey hunting as well as small game (grouse, woodcock, and hare). In terms of fishing, visitors have access to the Renne River for brown trout fishing, practiced by wading or by boat with a rowboat, electric motor, and battery. Pond fishing is also