Julie Harris

Jim McPherson in Bowdoinham is among the smelt camp owners who are waiting for the right combination of weather to give them a smelt season for the first time in at least two years.

Kyle Jacques thought he had a large small-mouth bass on his ice fishing trap line because of the fish's behavior. He couldn't have been more wrong.

The New England cottontail is bouncing back, but it faces pressure from a non-native invasive cousin, the Eastern cottontail.

With blood up to his elbows, Jerod Lavers of New Gloucester dropped to one knee in the North Maine Woods beside his dead moose.

The otters in this video provided by Colin Chase discovered a fun log to include in their games, which help them hone their survival skills.

You read on bangordailynews.com about the small online firewood companies, called “woodhounds,” in Maine that are bringing their daily business to YouTube.

No one heard them yelling for help, but two men survived Tuesday when their snowmobile broke through the ice on Wassookeag Lake in Dexter.

“I grabbed the line and gave it a tug. Fish on!” Nick Starbird said. “And I could tell it was a good one.”

Maine's snowmobilers are on the cusp of having a good year, if they could just get more snow.

Bobcats have several types of vocalizations, and you can hear one of them in this incredible video shared by BDN contributor Colin Chase.