Some birds and fish are simply tough to swallow.
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Mark Latti: Thriving geese population a boon for hunters
An abundance of both resident and migratory Canada geese creates more opportunities for a successful hunt.
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Birding: Banding birds provides insight into migratory patterns
John James Audubon’s early bird-banding calls for a continued encore.
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Hunting: September marks the transition from rod to rifle
And this month might be your best chance to bag a bear.
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Outdoor Calendar
UPCOMING Hawk lesson, 10 a.m. Tuesday, in York Late September is the time to look for migrating hawks. A hawk identification lesson will be offered by York County Audubon in collaboration with the Mount Agamenticus Conservation Region. The lesson will be in the Learning Lodge at the summit of Mt. Agamenticus, off Mountain Road in […]
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It’s Worth the Trip: Multiple treats make for an excellent day
There’s nothing like discovering hidden gems close by.
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Light boat lets Belgrade Lakes conservation group battle milfoil around the clock
The Belgrade Lakes Conservation Alliance uses underwater lights to find patches of the invasive aquatic plant during nighttime surveys.
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Saltwater Fishing Report
If you are a recreational saltwater angler, Maine law may require you to register with the Maine Saltwater Recreational Fishing Registry. To learn more or to register, visit maine.gov/saltwater or call 633-9505. OFFSHORE Groundfishing is good and should continue well into the fall. Anglers fishing the northern end of Jeffrey’s and the fingers report good […]
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Hiking the Appalachian Trail: Heading to New England, one step at a time
Suddenly the home stretch is within reach.
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Hunting: State must make a point out of letting bucks replenish
Antler-point restrictions merit further exploration.