Some bowhunters may have a tough decision to make this fall
“In the bowhunting community, the conventional wisdom was this: Aging bowhunters need to give consideration to abandoning the compound bow altogether.”
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Watch out for these fuzzy caterpillars in Maine this fall
At first glance hickory tussock caterpillars can look almost cute, but their barbed hairs can embed in skin and cause irritation or a rash.
Maine’s Arctic char are showing off their stunning fall colors
Maine’s rare Arctic char are developing orange-red colors for the fall spawning season. Here is when and where anglers can fish for them.
10 surprising facts about Katahdin
“Katahdin,” an Abenaki word, roughly translates to “greatest mountain.” That’s why it’s redundant to say Mount Katahdin.
Rare birds turned up on this wild Maine boat trip across the Canadian border
“Bonaparte’s gulls are only slightly larger than little gulls. They nest in trees across Canada and southern Alaska — the only tree-nesting gull in the world.”
Maine Guide and tracker recover partially eaten black bear
Black bears are notoriously tough animals, capable of traveling hundreds of yards, sometimes even miles, after being wounded.
More hunters are discovering this Maine goose hunting hotspot
“While black bear season has always been the preeminent September attraction for regional hunters, goose hunting is garnering increased popularity with every passing year.”
This rare bobcat could be the first of its kind spotted in Maine
A homesteader says the animal has killed most of his chickens and two ducks.
If a hunter doesn’t even like fall turkey hunting that much, why does he keep doing it?
Maine’s fall turkey season is here. Learn how regulations and hunting tactics differ from the spring season.
What it’s like kayaking the most unique body of water in Maine
Cobscook Bay in Down East Maine has an average tidal range of 18.4 feet and it sometimes exceeds 26 feet.
Maine trail builders see grants as a path to growth
Maine’s trail building industry is growing following a $30 million bond approval in 2024, and state grants of $7.5 million last year.
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