Last week, we asked BDN readers what they did to combat that tree-stand malaise. Read More
The deer weighed 210 pounds and sported a rack with 16 “official” points. Read More
Surrounded by a crowd of friends and colleagues, Randy Cross soaked in the praise on Sunday for a career well spent at a ceremony held in the town of Waldo. Read More
Today, I’ve got a question for the rest of you stump-sitters, tree-stand-perchers and ground-blind-lurkers: What do you do to pass the time during those boring times? Read More
Lobsterman Ren Dorr said once he saw the deer in the water, he knew he couldn't leave him. Soon, the deer became the newest passenger on their boat. Read More
A determined team made sure breakfast was served without a hitch. Read More
In recent years, the use of purple paint as a way to designate areas where access to land is limited to those who’ve received advance permission from the landowner has become quite prevalent. Read More
Spend a bit of time refocusing on being a grateful land user. Read More
For many deer hunters, Saturday is the day we’ve been waiting for since the Saturday after last Thanksgiving, when many of our hopes were officially dashed, and we left the woods without filling our tags. Read More
Aa lack of advance preparation needn’t spoil your whole season. There are a few tactics you might consider to tip the balance in your favor. Read More
Maine’s moose hunters who headed out during the second six-day season, which was staged in mid-October, reversed the trend seen by September hunters, with about 75 percent filling their tags. Read More
In his 47-year broadcasting career in Bangor and Portland, Bill Green has traveled the state, first as a sportscaster and then as the host of popular TV segments that focus on Maine, its people and its natural resources. Read More
No matter whether I’m hunting deer or grouse or turkey, there are plenty of days when I swear the critters are avoiding me. Read More
The 145-page volume offers up plenty of practical tips and takes readers to some of author Matt Weber’s favorite sledding areas. Read More
Luckily for Maine hunters, there are plenty of civic organizations that plan those popular annual events, drawing large crowds year after year. Read More
Billy Lander and his brother Tim have entered the moose lottery since 1980, and their names were never drawn -- until now. Read More
Hunters tagged 32,451 deer last year, which was the highest total since 2002 and a 19 percent increase over 2017. Read More
Before long, we’ll be greeting fellow hunters with the age-old phrase: “Get your deer yet?” Read More
"After a hectic summer and an equally busy beginning of autumn, it had been quite a while since I’d had a chance to fish. So fish, I did, as the clear, cool water of Grand Lake Stream tumbled over the boulders and rushed past." Read More
Representatives of other land trusts and conservancy groups agree: There’s a lot more land that’s open to all kinds of recreational activities than most people think. Read More
