The Tamaracks, LLC is a licensed Maine hunting outfitter based in Caribou, offering Whitetail Deer hunts. License is on file with the state licensing board; the verification link below opens the board’s own record.
- Business
- The Tamaracks, LLC
- Licensee
- Adam Jandreau
- License number
- MPGA member
- Based in
- Caribou, ME
- Phone
- (207) 231-1105
- Website
- tamaracksmaine.com
- Hunts offered
- Whitetail Deer
Services offered
Adam was born and raised in northern Maine and resides with his family in north-central Aroostook County. In his youth he grew to learn and enjoy the outdoors through his experiences with the local scouting program, where he eventually became the 50th Eagle Scout of Fort Kent's Troop 189. In 2015 a close friend engaged him to take a Maine Guide prep course and he was able to refresh on many of the skills learned during his scouting years. Adam has held a Maine Guide license in Hunting & Fishing since. Adam loves to share his love of the outdoors with his wife, kids and extended family/friends, and has been pleasantly surprised by the great people/clients he's guided over the years. "It's great to meet people from various areas of our country, share stories and find similar values and principles of the great outdoors." Adam also is the Secretary of the Aroostook County Conservation Association (ACCA) which helps support conservation mainly around the White-Tailed Deer herd in Aroostook County.
Description as published by the outfitter in the Maine Professional Guides Association member directory.
License License number and membership as published by Maine Professional Guides Association member directory, retrieved September 5, 2026. Not verified against a government licensing record.Source: maineguides.org/directory/profile/ajandreau Association membership is not a license — confirm this outfitter’s license directly with the state licensing board before you book.
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