The ski resort is replacing parts and improving brakes and has removed one aging lift entirely.
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Hunting deer – and finding deeper meaning
The Telegram’s Outdoors reporter experiences her beat like never before, rewriting her place in the natural world.
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Sugarloaf set to open its season Saturday
Two runs will be open on the mountain this weekend.
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At UNE, some students find career paths less traveled can be the most fulfilling
Conservation work beckons many young people who may not be cut out for the cubicles of office life.
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Hunting: Hormones, hunger mean time’s up, buck
Late morning can be a deer hunter’s most productive time in the field.
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Canoeing in Maine: Presumpscot, Little rivers flow with autumn hues
A mild autumn means paddling’s still in season.
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Results mixed on first day of firearm deer season
Some tagging stations report below-average numbers, but one Fairfield teen got the trophy buck of a lifetime on Saturday, the first day of Maine’s firearm deer season.
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Wising up on owls with Judy Camuso
Maine’s wildlife director spends her free time banding saw-whet owls.
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Maine’s new hunting silencer law draws muted fire as deer season begins
Proponents say a silencer reduces noise for both hunters and property owners, and while critics say it is a safety issue and may spur illegal activity, there has been little outcry.
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As hunters take to Maine woods this season, more women are joining the ranks
More than 12 percent – about 24,000 – of the hunting licenses sold in the state last year were to women.