Outdoors in Maine: No easy solution for speed-related snowmobiling deaths

Eleven people have died this winter somewhere on Maine’s 14,000 miles of trails. In almost all the crashes, the operator lost control at a high rate of speed and hit a tree. 

Outdoors in Maine: Hunters should have a good shot at wild turkey

State bird biologist estimates about 65,000 turkeys, of which about half are longbeards, are roaming the Maine woods thanks in part to a mild winter.

Outdoors in Maine: Catching on to fishing regulations still a challenge

The not-so-good news is that fishing regulations have not really been simplified, official assertions to the contrary.

Outdoors in Maine: Fishing just the thing to take a bite out Covid-19

Dropping a line is one way to practice social distancing by a lake or stream, and the state has waived the need for a fishing license during the entire month of April.

Outdoors in Maine: SAM fighting for rights of state’s sportsmen

When it comes to the gun rights of state sportsmen, Sportsman's Alliance of Maine has its nose to the wind and its collective ears to the ground.

The take-away: Learning, camaraderie make BOW special

Outdoors in Maine: America’s sacred bird honored in life and in death

By law, all deceased eagles must be sent to the National Eagle Repository, where federal biologists prepare the eagle carcasses for shipping across the country to tribal members.

Outdoors in Maine: A hunter-gatherer from another age offers glimpse of the past

5,300-year-old mummy of Neolithic man was discovered in a melting glacier in 1991.

Outdoors In Maine: Warden Service looking for new recruits

Informational meetings are scheduled on how to become a Maine Game Warden.

Outdoors in Maine: ATV Task Forces releases recommendations

The 15-member group was charged with addressing three major areas of concern of statewide ATV use.