New challenges stymie hunting group searching for moose on annual hunt
This year, Pete Warner’s hunting group journeyed to Jackman, instead of the usual haunts around Braussua Lake.
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Maine’s white pines still suffering the effects of early summer drought
This fall, if it seems that white pines have an unusual amount of yellow, orange and brown needles that are about to drop, it’s not your imagination.
How to start trail running in Maine
Fall is the perfect opportunity to explore the vast and differing trail systems that Maine has to offer.
5 ways to turn getting outdoors each day into a habit
Incorporating the outdoors into your day to day doesn’t have to be such a big deal.
Shooting a bull moose in a blueberry barren a chance to embrace a family hunting legacy
After she shot the 670-pound moose with a 36 1/2-inch spread, Christi Holmes thought about the meals she would share with family and friends for the next year from it.
Homeowner loses half-hearted battle with determined herd of beavers
“So, a month or so ago, I told you about my beaver problem, which had kind of snuck up on me over the course of who-knows-how-many months,” John Holyoke writes.
Wildlife biologists studying migration of the American shad
This fall, biologists from the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife are completing a fifth year of data collection to learn about the relationship between juvenile and adult shad numbers in the Connecticut River.
Hunters who don’t use their any-deer permits aren’t bad people
“Well-meaning hunters want to harvest a deer and will pursue all avenues that will increase their chances,” Pete Warner writes.
Latest episode of ‘Explore New England’ focuses on northern Maine
Featured are visits for cross-country skiing at Penobscot River Trails in Grindstone, snowmobiling and fat-tire biking at the New England Outdoor Center in Millinocket, and a snowshoeing trek to Daicey Pond Cabins in Baxter State Park.
Hunters should plan a new route ahead of construction on the Golden Road
A portion of the 96-mile logging road between Millinocket and the St. Zacharie Border Crossing will be closed intermittently for one day due to road work.
What it’s like to take the test to become a Registered Maine Guide
I’d heard that the examiners try to intimidate you and trick you, but I didn’t experience that. They did ask tough questions, and they didn’t tell me whether my answers were right or wrong. I think they must practice their poker faces.
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