Pete Warner

We can't guarantee anything, but here's a list of five areas of Maine where you have a good chance of seeing a moose.

Watch this huge Maine snapping turtle visit a fisherman

What you can, and can’t, do with your Maine moose permit

“The number and size of the fish caught wound up being only an afterthought and the experience left us all yearning for the chance to do it again soon.”

Who knows how long it would have taken me to figure out what was going on with my trail camera if I didn't get that phone call.

What you need to know about Maine’s spring wild turkey season

Today’s video clips provide rarely seen close-range looks at the animals.

Dexter held Penobscot Valley scoreless for nearly 16 minutes on the way to the win.

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

The second-seeded Patriots (17-3) move on to face the winner of Wednesday’s late game between No. 1 Schenck and No. 4 Katahdin.

Bangor Christian again exhibited its aggressive defense, crisp ball movement and scoring balance on the way to a 66-36 victory.

Katahdin rattled off 25 unanswered points, paving the way for a 69-37 win over Central Aroostook of Mars Hill.

The Rams (13-6) advance to face No. 2 Oxford Hills of South Paris (14-5) in Wednesday’s 2 p.m. regional semifinal at Cross Insurance Arena in Portland.

It’s clear this gorgeous Canada lynx is not a fan of snow mucking up its substantial paws.

There’s a special thrill to pulling a fish through a hole in the ice. Here are some tips to get you in the game.

Most of us have never had the opportunity to see such a large group of lynx, but the dynamics are typical of lynx in the wild.

It’s a game of hide-and-seek with life or death consequences, one we don’t often get a chance to witness.

“Ideally, I would have had an expert standing right there next to me. I didn’t ask for help, but if I had it to do again, I probably would.”

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.

For Sam Chaplin, it’s not about the thrill of the hunt or getting a deer trophy, but procuring his own meat.