As IFW looks at a new law about using live fish as bait, fishermen hope they approach one wisely.
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Snowmobilers gear up for season, but Maine has few trails ready
Dec. 15 is the opening day for sledding in many area of northern New England.
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More than 100 Nordic skiers turn out for Quarry Road opening
There was plenty of snow on Saturday for the Waterville event hosted by the Central Maine Ski Club.
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Hunting in Maine: Getting ‘unlost’ is a skill every hunter needs
It’s easier than you think to get turned around in the woods. Planning ahead can help get you back again.
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Birding in Maine: Unusual hawk, familiar nuthatches spell a fine time for birders
Portland has seen the reappearance of a great black hawk, while red-breasted nuthatches may visit your feeder this winter.
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New England falconry centers teach old practice based on a rare bond
Four schools have opened in New England since 1996 to teach about falconry – a form of hunting that’s more than 5,000 years old.
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Riverside Golf Course to offer improved Nordic skiing conditions
The city and a nonprofit join forces to acquire equipment that will lead to greatly improved grooming of cross-country ski trails at the city-owned golf course.
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Hunting: Learn the species is a good piece of advice
It’s best to avoid going foul while waterfowling.
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Skiing in Maine: Sunday River leads the let’s-go charge
The resort opened its lifts more than a month ago, when foliage was still at its peak.
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Maine’s new Nordic reciprocal pass helps the ski areas and the skiers
The pass has proven valuable in both New Hampshire and Vermont.