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Outdoors in Maine: Don’t overthink tying the fly
No need to delve too deep into Fish Pshychology 101 to fly fish successfully.
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Outdoors in Maine: Tips for tick-free turkey hunting
Ticks are making some turkey hunters give up, but here’s how to keep them from hunting the hunters.
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Outdoors in Maine: Not too late to let trout fishermen to enjoy ‘sweet of the year’
Keeping Baxter State Park closed through June due to COVID-19 will deny even Maine residents a chance to fully enjoy a precious wild trout fishery.
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Outdoors in Maine: 14-day quarantine could end state’s sporting camps
Maine’s sporting camps are already struggling to survive. The state’s 14-day quarantine order for non-residents will finish them.
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Outdoors in Maine: North Maine Woods opening, with conditions
North Maine Woods will open its gates on June 1, but with restrictions.
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Outdoors in Maine: Moose permits on the rise for 2020
The obvious question is: “How come?” If moose population surveys indicate that our state moose numbers are not what they used to be, why increase the fall hunting permits?
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Outdoors in Maine: Locking down the outdoors when it is needed most
The more troubled the times, the greater the attraction the outdoors holds.
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Outdoors in Maine: No easy solution for speed-related snowmobiling deaths
Eleven people have died this winter somewhere on Maine’s 14,000 miles of trails. In almost all the crashes, the operator lost control at a high rate of speed and hit a tree.
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Outdoors in Maine: Hunters should have a good shot at wild turkey
State bird biologist estimates about 65,000 turkeys, of which about half are longbeards, are roaming the Maine woods thanks in part to a mild winter.