Maine Hunting, Fishing, Camping, and Hiking - John Holyoke
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According to the original plan (which, of course, had to be OK’d by Mother Nature), Sugarloaf would have opened Friday, welcoming skiers and snowboarders to the winter wonderland.
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As tagging stations go, Bob’s Kozy Korner Store in Orrington is perfectly typical. It’s a neighborhood store with a neighborly feel, and owner Bob Bastey always makes you feel welcome when you step inside the door.
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Due in part to the fact that they live in a state positioned at the forefront of the Atlantic conservation effort in this country, Mainers often play crucial roles that are hard to ignore.
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Some Maine hunters are fortunate enough to own a sizeable parcel of land, and can hunt the entire month of November on their own “back 40,” searching for that elusive buck.
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When a 19-year-old folk singer was attacked and killed by coyotes in Nova Scotia last week, the shock waves spread far beyond that Canadian province’s borders.
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Come hunting season, a few things are sure to happen: I’ll spend a lot of time in the woods, waiting for nonexistent deer to meander past my stand, for one.
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Randy Spencer fondly recalls showing up in Grand Lake Stream back in 1973, bound for an even more remote camp where he’d work for the summer.
“I was captivated, and I felt that magic,” said …
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Hunters who are successful during the deer season may be in for a surprise when they haul their critter to the local tagging station.
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Recently it has seemed that that the state’s young hunters can’t catch a break when it comes to Youth Deer Day.
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Tradition holds that we sidle up to a table in a grange hall, or a school, or an Elks lodge, and share a meal with a bunch of like-minded individuals.
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