The heat of early September is a wonderful time to do some exploring.
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THURSDAY Rain or Shine Hike, 10 a.m. in Pownal Join the Royal River Conservation Trust for its weekly “rain or shine” hike. Geared for young families, the hikes are family-friendly and dog-friendly. This week’s hike is along the Bradbury to Pineland Corridor. To learn more, write [email protected] or call 632-6112. UPCOMING A Lesson in Hawks, […]
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Allen Afield: Fall bicycling’s benefits include finding treasure, seeing critters
September is ideal for cycling on Maine’s rural roads.
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Archery hunters start the hunt for deer this weekend
The areas include parts of Bangor, Augusta and South Portland.
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Archery hunters start the hunt for deer this weekend
The areas include parts of Bangor, Augusta and South Portland.
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In From the Outdoors: Q&A with John Cullen, certified logging professional
TOPSHAM — John Cullen logged his land for 20 years before realizing he was doing it wrong. A demonstration at the Common Ground Fair in 1998 shed light on the path to better logging. Several years later, Cullen started teaching classes around the state for the Jackman-based Certified Logging Professionals. But then, Cullen, 63, had […]
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Birding: Researchers find that migrating birds prefer native plants over invasives
The higher fat content of native plants is a crucial source of energy.
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It’s worth the trip: Orange River offers secluded, scenic paddling
A wilderness waterway beckons from Washington County.
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Allen Afield: Scouting deer terrain isn’t just for autumn
Year-round reconnaissance betters the odds of venison in the fridge.
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Hunting: All hunters could use some guidance
Maine guides are among the nation’s best.