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Tim Emery and David Butler
We have been canoeing and camping together for almost 20 years. We've taken folks down many of Maine's premier wilderness canoe rivers and lakes. We have gained our leadership experience taking our families, and many of our friends into the wilds of Maine.
Tim and David are Registered Maine Guides, licensed by the Maine Department of Inland Fish and Wildlife. We are committed to providing a safe, legal and quality wilderness experience. We have spent many moons gaining respect and reverence for the Maine outdoors.
Our philosophy is to provide you with a safe Maine wilderness experience, understanding your abilities and desires. We believe and follow Leave No Trace camping practices, have a deep wilderness ethic and abide by all the laws of the great State O' Maine.
• FAMILY CANOE CAMPING: We hope to provide services that other guides and outfitters may not offer. Canoeing allows families to access remote areas with children without the worry of lugging all that extra gear that you need for the little ones. Go ahead, bring the port-a-crib and sassy seat, we will make sure you have time to enjoy nature and take in those beautiful sunsets too. The shared adventure of camping with small children, experiencing wilderness, and gaining outdoor skills will provide paddling and hiking adventures that will be cherished family memories. We have experienced many of the challenges, know what the limits are, and have learned from our experience. You will be surprised how much fun kids of all ages have on wilderness camping trips!
• SENIOR CANOE CAMPING: Another goal is to provide seniors with an outdoor wilderness adventure that they can be assured is geared to their abilities and interests. Paddle along at a pace that you are comfortable with. Our trips are planned with plenty of time to relax and explore around amp each day. Trips can even be set up to stay in the same camp for multiple days. This provides the maximum rest and relaxation.
• OUR SHORTER TRIPS may be just the introduction for families and seniors alike who have an interest in our spectacular Maine woods, lakes and rivers.
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Native Mainer, raised in Industry, Maine. Fished and hunted in western Maine as a boy. Grew up camping with friends. Now lives and works in the greater Portland area. He is a carpenter by trade. Lives in Windham with his wife, Charlotte, and children, Megan and Eli.
Tim's hobbies include woodworking, furniture making, canoe building, fly fishing, ice fishing, and of course canoe camping.
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David Butler |

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David has lived in Maine for over 18 years. He has a Forestry degree from West Virginia University. He now lives in Windham, Maine with his wife, Tracey, and children, Amanda and Doug. In addition to guiding David is the Coordinator for the Maine Canoe Symposium. As a boy, David learned his outdoor skills in the Boy Scouts and continues his involvement as a winter camping guide for the local Boy Scout camp. David's many interests include fly fishing, ice fishing, canoe building, wine & beer brewing, running (he's run the Boston marathon three times), youth soccer coaching and anything to do with canoeing and camping. |
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want to be your guides into the Maine woods. If you've never
experienced Maine, or maybe you have already been here and you would
like to bring your family or friends to experience what you've
already found, that's what we're here for. Infants to elders, we
will accommodate your special needs. The most frequent comment we
get from seniors who go on our trips is "I've always wanted to
do the Allagash." |
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