Pete Warner

"I blew two golden opportunities to tag out, thus ensuring many months of regret while waiting for the 2026 season."

There are few wildlife sightings more beautiful than a fluffy male bobcat against a rugged and snowy backdrop.

The animals exhibit some house cat-like behavior as they try to shake off water from their fur and cover the remains of a meal.

The video footage captured by two separate cameras shows a melanistic (black) coyote, believed to be a young female, in the Maine woods.

In the photo, I was able to make out the glowing eyes of a creature clearly sniffing around for a snack.

There are few things that frustrate Maine deer hunters more than the Eastern coyote, but the furbearer is here to stay.

Although the ice is still slowly melting out of most lakes and ponds, there are some places where anglers are already testing the waters.

Sensing the coyote’s arrival, the startled bobcat bolts at breakneck speed. The coyote quickly wheels back around the rock to give chase.

Garrett Wilbur is an avid deer hunter who enjoys spending time in the woods near his home in Greenville, including looking for moose sheds.

This marks the 59th year of Maine’s so-called harbinger of spring, and you can catch the height of the action at Six Mile Falls.