A pair of conservation groups says it is purchasing the forestland.
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Sebago derby’s anglers break ice – but no records
Maine’s largest fishing contest lures more than 800 fishermen with a $100,000 prize for landing a larger togue than the 31.8-pounder snagged in 1958.
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Birding: A collaborative project reveals secrets of the snowy owls
Just what are they doing at the Great Lakes in winter?
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Facebook group lets huntresses in Maine share tales of stalking prey
Christi Holmes, the group’s founder, is ‘surprised and impressed’ with the response to the community she started.
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Sebago ice-fishing derby could reduce trout overpopulation
A new regulation means entrants will be able to keep togue in the 23- to 25-inch range, a change that could be a boon to the lake’s struggling salmon fishery.
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Maine Wildlife Park’s ‘most excellent moose’ dies at the ripe old age of 15
George the moose was brought to the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray as a calf in 2004.
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Maine accepting applications for coveted moose hunt permits
State officials say the applications can only be submitted online and the deadline is 11:59 p.m. on May 15.
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As youth hunting numbers steadily drop in Maine, lawmakers and state officials grapple with the problem
Two young hunters hope their bill helps to reverse the decline.
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Maine fat bike series adds more races – and gains more riders at Bethel race
First-time racers and first-time winners believe more riders will try racing in the winter sport.
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Social media posts about bird sightings may lead to harm for Maine wildlife
Suspicious that the information is being misused by hunters and others, a Facebook birding group asks members to stop posting locations of rare species.