Deadline for Moose Lottery Paper Applications is April 1st, 2010
For Immediate Release – March 19, 2010
AUGUSTA – Paper applications for the 2010 Moose Permit Lottery are due by 5 p.m. on Thursday, April 1, at the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife in Augusta.
Paper applications must be postmarked or hand-delivered to MDIF&W in Augusta by 5 p.m. The April 1 deadline for paper applications provides adequate time for department employees to process the paperwork
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Archive for March, 2010
Deadline for Moose Lottery
Saturday, March 20th, 2010Maine Hunting Seasons and Bag Limits for 2010
Tuesday, March 9th, 2010
Note: Dates listed below are subject to change due to any rulemaking or legislation which may be adopted or enacted prior to the season.
All dates are inclusive except that hunting is prohibited on Sunday.
Note: Except for migratory game birds, there is no general hunting season on any species or bird or animal which is not listed below.
2010 Hunting Seasons and Bag Limits PDF
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May Provides Top-Notch Trout and Salmon Fishing
Monday, March 8th, 2010People interested in brook trout and salmon fishing should plan more trips in May. Sure, June is an excellent month to catch trout and salmon in Maine, and so is September. But much of my best fishing takes place in May.
The smelts run in May, the suckers spawn in May, the Hendrickson’s hatch in May. These are all significant events that hungry fish who have just endured a long Maine winter are very tuned into. So I struggle to understand why so many people insist on waiting until
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Four Snowboarders Rescued From Sugarloaf Mountain
Monday, March 1st, 2010Four snowboarders were rescued from Sugarloaf Mountain after getting lost in steep terrain off a marked trail at approximately 5:35 p.m. on Sunday.
The snowboarders told the Maine Warden Service that they were following snowboard tracks and did not see the out-of-bounds signs.
The search was focused at the 3,500-foot elevation mark on what’s called the “backside” of Sugarloaf Mountain, a heavily forested area with extremely steep terrain and ravines. The temperature was 22 degrees, with
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