Service de Guide Ronald Henri

$750 for 6 days, lodging included. Read from the rate-sheet image on /rates.html ('Bear: 750$ for 6 days') and cross-checked against /tarifs.html ('Ours: 750$ pour 6 jours') — identical figures. The sheet does not state whether the amount is per person or per group; interpreted as per person, consistent with the other lines on the sheet (fishing $60/day/person, small game $50/day) — to be confirmed with the operator. The 'Ron Henry's Bear Camps' brochure (the sole content of /bearcamp.html, published as an image) states that the bear camps cater to BOWHUNTERS ONLY (black-bear specialty), that the spring hunt begins in mid-May and runs to the end of June, and that these are 6-day hunts starting on Sunday. The operator supplies active baits; the hunter checks their own baits, brings their own tree stand and supplies their own transportation (pickup, 4x4 and ATV preferred). The operator protects sows with cubs and any bear under 100 lbs. The sheet is undated — rates to be confirmed.

$50 per day, 2-day minimum, lodging included. Read from the rate-sheet image on /rates.html ('Small Game: 50$/day (minimum 2 days)') and cross-checked against /tarifs.html ('Pt. Gibiers: 50$ par jour (minimum 2 jrs)') — identical figures. The sheet names no specific species; the /hunting.html page says only 'moose, bear and small game'. The bear-camp brochure notes that small game is included at no extra cost for moose hunters. The hunting galleries (/hunting.html, /chasse.html) also show harvested coyotes — coyote has no slug in the vocabulary and is therefore not recorded in the targeted species. The sheet is undated — rates to be confirmed with the operator.

No published rate for deer. The 'Ron Henry's Bear Camps' brochure (an image, the sole content of /bearcamp.html, reachable from the 'Ron Henry's Bear Camps' button on the homepage) advertises deer hunting under the 'Cabin rental with self-guided trips' heading: 'You will be hunting on your own on public land (approx. 1500 sq. Mi.) Bow season — two weeks at the end of September beginning of October.' It is therefore a self-guided bow hunt, on public land rather than on the operator's exclusive-rights territory, sold as a cabin rental. The rate sheet carries no 'deer' line; the only applicable figure is cabin rental only at $50/day, which the sheet does not explicitly tie to deer — priceFrom left null rather than inventing that link. Photos of harvested deer appear in the /hunting.html and /chasse.html galleries. Obtain the rate directly from the operator.

$450 per week for 2 adults and 2 kids, boat and lodging included; additional person $25/day. Read from the rate-sheet image on /rates.html and cross-checked against /tarifs.html (identical figures). Priced per family package, not per person. The sheet is undated — rates to be confirmed with the operator.

'Rental & Purchases' section of the rate-sheet image (/rates.html and /tarifs.html, identical figures): boat $20/day, motor $40/day, canoe $20/day, gasoline $1.25/litre, mixed gas $1.50/litre, ice $4/block. These are per-day add-ons rather than a package; priceFrom is set from the boat rental. The site also lists hunting and fishing licence sales plus a freezer, a walk-in cooler and meat-processing service, with no published rate. The fuel prices date from the site (last updated around 2009) and are certainly stale — to be confirmed with the operator.