Turns out the famous spy was named by Ian Fleming after a prominent ornithologist who birded in Maine.
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Outdoors in Maine: Summer of uncertainty ahead for visiting anglers
Out-of-staters will be welcome to fish Maine’s waters, as long as their home states don’t have significant spikes in COVID-19 cases.
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Think you’re tough? Consider what it takes to run a 100-mile trail race
These endurance runners are a rare breed, navigating rocky and rooted trails – even during the middle of the night.
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Hunting: All things considered, the wild turkey truly is a magnificent bird
Calling wild turkeys dull-witted, unattractive or just a simple nuisance is underestimating a nuanced and somewhat complicated creature.
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These moms pass on their passion for fishing to their children
They say it affords life lessons, healthy habits, and meaningful time with their kids.
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Outdoors in Maine: Hands-on training is critical for hunting
V. Paul Reynolds is concerned about the possibility of online hunter safety training
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State biologists propose 40% increase in any-deer permits this fall
For the 3rd time in 4 years, a record number of deer permits has been proposed in an effort to shrink the whitetail population, particularly in southern, coastal and central Maine.
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Photos: No ‘Pryor’ experience
David Pryor of Wilton launches fishing boat for first time on Wilson Pond in Wilton.
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12-year-old’s art work reflects her love of nature
An oil painting by Ariah Lowell of Biddeford placed third in the National Youth Duck Stamp competition.
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Outdoors in Maine: Going against the grain might be the way to go
If the hunt isn’t going well for you, try something new. Be as unpredictable as the game you are trying to outwit or out maneuver.