V. Paul Reynolds writes that wives are part of the fast-growing female hunting demographic.
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Conservationists protect two key land parcels in western Maine
The 14,000-acre land deal is one of many recent conservation projects that have protected roughly 100,000 acres in the region.
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Deer harvest data show promising results for Maine’s new antlerless permit
The doe harvest from the 2022 fall hunt exceeded biologists’ goals for only the second time in six years.
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Outdoors in Maine: Branch Lake dam is becoming a problem for Ellsworth
Low water levels caused by a leaky dike could hamper lake trout and smelt spawning, writes V. Paul Reynolds.
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Ticks reemerging in Maine after slow start to the season
Experts are urging caution after a record number of Lyme disease cases were reported in 2022.
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Eager to see or photograph a moose, eagle or otter? We have tips
Experts from around the state share several of their go-to hot spots for viewing wildlife.
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Outdoors in Maine: Coyote control bill to go before full Legislative House
LD 814 received a majority but not unanimous “ought not to pass” vote from the Legislative Joint Standing Committee on Inland Fisheries and Wildlife.
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Maine’s outdoor tourism industry seeks solutions for workforce housing
While ski areas and the Friends of Acadia start to provide low-cost rooms to rent, one nonprofit hopes to build small affordable units that employees could own.
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On Skiing: Prepare for next season by properly storing your gear in the offseason
Dave Irons provides tips to ensure your gear functions at a high level when next winter rolls around.
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Outdoors in Maine: Ode to the ‘slender threads’ that shape the outdoors experience
V. Paul Reynolds’ writes that some of his best moments as a sportsman have been the result of “mostly unplanned, serendipitous connections with others.”