Kinden's Quinn Lake Outfitters
Quinn Lake A0G3A0 Millertown, NL, Canada

This year for my birthday I’m asking that people donate to this fund. There are far to many kids who go without meals. No one should ever go hungry and without food. ... Please consider donating even if it’s only $5!! It all adds up in the end. Thanks in advance for your donations.

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Proud to announce this awesome news. Sad to leave C21 behind, that company has been nothing but amazing to me and helping me build my career. Thanks to Ed Cat...er for all the help these past 4 years and trusting me to be a part of his office. I appreciate you! Today I make the change of companies to Keller Williams Platnium Realty. I look forward to this exciting change. Thanks to each and everyone of my clients who have stuck by me and supported me. You Guys ROCK!!! See more

Hopefully we won’t have to do this, this year. COVID -19 kick it so we can have our hunting season this Fall!!

Coloring contest time! Parents have your kids color anyone of these pictures. Whichever one they would like to color. I will upload all coloring pages on this... page for voting. Deadline for pictures will be next Friday April 10. At which point we will start voting. Most votes win. Winner will be picked Sunday April 12. Please have your child’s name and age on the picture. Also tell your kids to be creative. Add your own drawings within the picture. If I get enough of these back and a wide range of age groups I will break up voting into age groups. Prize will depend on age groups entered. Prize value $10 Happy Friday and happy coloring

STAY HOME YOU DON’T MOVE, NOR DOES THE VIRUS!!

Our awesome and talented guide Ralph Meadus. Sings many songs at the lodge on Fridays. What a time! Come on hunting season!

Merry ChristMOOSe from all the staff at Kindens Quinn lake Outfitters and wishing you all a happy new year!

Has a coyote ever followed you or your dog while you’re walking in your neighborhood or in the park? If so, you may have felt afraid, perhaps thought the coyo...te was stalking you, or that an attack was imminent. But don’t fear. Coyotes are naturally curious animals, and often engage in this behavior called escorting. Escorting is when a coyote, sometimes with its mate, makes sure that you are leaving its territory. This behavior is most often seen from early March to late April, when coyote parents are protecting their precious puppies. Escorting most often happens in early morning or in the evening, and because they may see dogs as a threat to their babies, it’s most often seen by dog walkers. * * What do you do if you’re escorted by a coyote? Don’t panic; the coyote is much more terrified of you! If you don’t have your dog leashed - which you should in coyote country- immediately leash it and keep it by your side. Calmly keep walking, slowly, as normally. Soon enough, you’ll be out of the coyote’s home and he will stop escorting you! On the off chance the escorting coyote starts to approach too closely, shout and wave your hands to frighten it away. As we humans develop more and more woodlands, coyote coexistence has become even more essential; we simply must learn to speak their language. * * Photo: Joe Galkowski #coyotes #coyote #easterncoyote #easterncoyotes #coywolf #coywolves #coexistence #carnivorecoexistence #stopwildlifekillingcontests #wildlifewarriors #wildlifephotography #animalphotography #urbancoyotes #urbancoyote #animallovers #naturelovers #bantrapping #animalcruelty #coexistence #urbancoyotes #urbancoyote #backyardwildlife