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Sieve has traveled the world to explore wildlife in their habitats, but his favorite subject is the white-tailed deer found near his hometown of Wilmont, and his home today in southeast Minnesota.

From atop a hill overlooking this Central Montana town, with the Judith Mountains dark in the distance, Don and Lori Thomas have prescribed a much-needed dose of common sense, beauty

International Case Company, exclusive distributor for Negrini of Italy, is proud to announce that it has received the coveted Gray’s Best award for 2022.

By V. Paul Reynolds Covid preoccupations notwithstanding, this past year in Maine was unusual in more ways than one.

By V. Paul Reynolds Over the years, Maine’s moose harvest numbers have varied from fall to fall.

By V. Paul Reynolds For many Maine winters, weekend camping and ice fishing trips to my favorite North Woods lake helped pass the dark months and brought immeasurable fun and memories for me and my family.

By V. Paul Reynolds Somebody said that statistics don’t lie, but statisticians do.

By V. Paul Reynolds The Wild West had its collection of fast guns that are part of legend: Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and Pat Garrett to name a few.

Recently, on my Sunday night radio program, Maine Outdoors, my show co-host and fishing buddy Bob Leeman stirred up a piscatorial hornet’s nest. Leeman, a knowledgeable and confident sort, especially when the subject is fish or fishing, got us on the subject of the spawning habits of native Maine fish.

June is the cruelest month in Maine Contributed • May 11, 2021 By V. Paul Reynolds Before Covid, and the mandatory wearing of the cussed masks and all of the state-imposed protocols, April used to be the cruelest month in Maine, as T. By V. Paul Reynolds Before Covid, and the mandatory wearing of the cussed masks and all of the state-imposed protocols, April used to be the cruelest month in Maine, as T.S. Eliot understood. It was the cruelest month because, after a long, unrelenting w...