Pete Warner is an Outdoors Contributor at New Hampshire Union Leader. He focuses on themes related to animals, including wildlife care and animal cruelty, and often covers topics such as Maine's black bears and holiday-related wildlife events. Pete's work has been featured in BDN and Dawgs By Nature.
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Pete Warner's coverage predominantly revolves around local events, primarily focusing on hunting, wildlife, and outdoor activities in the state of Maine. There is a strong emphasis on personal experiences and relationships related to outdoor activities.
Considering Pete's focus on local stories and personal experiences related to hunting, wildlife, and nature in Maine, he would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer unique perspectives or first-hand accounts from individuals involved in these activities. Additionally, sources with expertise in conservation efforts or those who can provide insights into the behavior of wildlife specific to Maine may also capture his interest.
With a significant portion of his coverage dedicated to family & relationships within the context of outdoor activities like hunting or wildlife observation in Maine, pitches offering heartwarming stories about familial bonding through such experiences could resonate well with Pete.
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We had all heard the stories. Bird hunters would hit the North Maine Woods, drive around for a couple of hours and return with their limit of ruffed grouse.
There is some superstition involved with shooting a white deer that promises bad luck for future hunts.
By: Pete Warner
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Sometimes fellow hunters end up shooting at the same deer — but who gets it comes down to who fired the fatal shot.
Jerry Galusha wasn't going to let his longtime friend Doug Cooke miss out on this year's deer hunt, despite his battle with renal failure.
Chad Thompson was in trouble. They were 30 miles from Old Town, well off the Stud Mill Road, and there were no cellphones.
This story was originally published in October 2022. a fall County. Aroostook day in perfect was It
Allie Ladd knew exactly where to plant his trail cam to catch perfect glimpses of a fisher and a lynx, just hours apart.
"The first week, I called in a big buck, only to have it bust me."
This story was originally published in January 2023. Join Bangor Daily News Subscribe to stay in the know! Pick up a subscription for $1 a week.
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