Maine’s outdoor activities could take more than one lifetime to fulfill.
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Hunting: When other critters run interference for wild turkeys
It’s not always a laughing matter when the gobbler gets away with help from an animal.
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Hiking the Appalachian Trail: Georgia, Georgia, many whole days through to Carolina
It’s a long, long way to Maine, but it’s worth it.
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Fisheries commission studying black sea bass
The population is increasing off northern New England because of warmer water.
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L.L. Bean hosts first birding festival on its campus
The retailer has partnered with Maine Audubon for the three-day event.
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Vernal pools virile and vulnerable
Development threatens those temporary pools that spring forth critters essential for a lively forest.
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Maine moose got reprieve from deadly winter ticks
The parasites can bleed the animals and cause anemia and death.
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Allen Afield: Wonderful time for dry-fly action in central Maine
Here are tips for those new to dry-fly fishing.
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Hunting: Getting a turkey comes from the art of the chase
Success comes from knowing how to make the turkey respond.
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Outdoors Calendar
UPCOMING Birding by Canoe, 7-8:30 a.m. in Old Town Come canoe the Hirundo Wildlife Refuge and watch birds from the water at the Fields Pond Audubon Center. Reserve a seat in a 28-foot or 16-foot canoe, or bring your own. Cost is $10. Call to register by May 22 at 394-2171. SATURDAY Invasive Plant Class, […]