V. Paul Reynolds writes that wives are part of the fast-growing female hunting demographic.
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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.
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.
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.”
Outdoors in Maine: Turkey season is just around the corner
This year, Maine’s wild turkey hunt begins May 1 and ends June 3 in all Wildlife Management Districts.
Outdoors in Maine: Drastic measure facing coyote control program
A pending bill would reduce the coyote season by 60% and ban the legal pursuit of coyotes altogether in the spring and summer months. Columnist V. Paul Reynolds writes that the bill would have a significant impact on the survival of deer.
Outdoors in Maine: Time to start thinking about Moose lottery applications
The deadline for making an application to be entered in the June permit drawing is May 15.
Outdoors in Maine: Updates on Sunday hunting movement
As things now stand, a lawsuit to overturn the Sunday hunting ban in court is in limbo awaiting a decision by the Maine Supreme Court to either hear the case, or dismiss it as did the District Court, writes columnist V. Paul Reynolds.
Outdoors in Maine: Commissioner Judy Camuso connecting at a national level
V. Paul Reynolds writes that national positions put state’s Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife leader on a personal path to bigger things, but they also nurture opportunities that can deliver benefits for Maine.
Outdoors in Maine: Tracking the American woodcock
Over the years, the diminutive size of these delicate birds have made it difficult to attach telemetry tracking devices, writes columnist V. Paul Reynolds.