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1 week ago | 
mdislander.com | V. Paul Reynolds
Greenville native and ardent angler Eric Ward is accustomed to hog-wrestling impressive brook trout out of his ice hole and onto the frozen surface of Moosehead Lake.
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1 week ago | 
ellsworthamerican.com | V. Paul Reynolds
Greenville native and ardent angler Eric Ward is accustomed to hog-wrestling impressive brook trout out of his ice hole and onto the frozen surface of Moosehead Lake.
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2 weeks ago | 
observer-me.com | V. Paul Reynolds
By V. Paul ReynoldsIf you have never tried matching your wits with a spring gobbler you don’t know what you are missing. A typical hunt for longbeards goes something like this. Opening day of Maine’s turkey season. Shuffling out of the sack at 3:30 a.m., I eat a quick breakfast and drive to a spot I know.
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2 weeks ago | 
bangordailynews.com | V. Paul Reynolds
A Maine law went into effect last August that required gun buyers to wait for 72 hours before leaving a store with the gun that they had purchased. Obviously, gun owners, gun dealers, hunters, recreational shooters and just about anyone who believed in the Constitutional right to bear arms were surprised, if not stunned, that Gov. Janet Mills allowed this law to take effect without her signature.
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2 weeks ago | 
ellsworthamerican.com | V. Paul Reynolds
If you have never tried matching your wits with a spring gobbler, you don’t know what you are missing. A typical hunt for longbeards goes something like this. ... Opening day of Maine’s turkey season: Shuffling out of the sack at 3:30 a.m., I eat a quick breakfast and drive to a spot I know. After a short walk in the fog, I find my old spot under a big pine tree alongside a large field, and after placing the decoys — three hens and a jake — about 20 yards from my ground blind, I hunker down.
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3 weeks ago | 
observer-me.com | V. Paul Reynolds
VPAULR V. Paul Reynolds By V. Paul ReynoldsIn August of last year, a Maine law went into effect that required gun buyers to wait for 72 hours before leaving a store with the gun that they had purchased. Obviously, gun owners, gun dealers, hunters, recreational shooters and just about anyone who believed in the constitutional right to bear arms were surprised, if not stunned, that Gov. Mills allowed this law to take effect without her signature.
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3 weeks ago | 
bangordailynews.com | V. Paul Reynolds
Human behavior is so unpredictable. Why, for example, in extreme survival scenarios do some of the least expected “victims” survive, while still others, who seemed to be the toughest and most resilient, perish under the same conditions? Survival expert Tom Brown theorized that it all boiled down to attitude and the inner will to live. Similarly, in personal danger situations, we all behave differently. And sometimes, the same person will act differently when confronting different dangers.
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3 weeks ago | 
ellsworthamerican.com | V. Paul Reynolds
In August of last year, a Maine law went into effect that required gun buyers to wait 72 hours before leaving a store with the gun that they had purchased. Obviously, gun owners, gun dealers, hunters, recreational shooters and just about anyone who believed in the constitutional right to bear arms were surprised, if not stunned, that Gov. Mills allowed this law to take effect without her signature.
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3 weeks ago | 
mdislander.com | V. Paul Reynolds
In August of last year, a Maine law went into effect that required gun buyers to wait 72 hours before leaving a store with the gun that they had purchased. Trahan served notice to Mills that SAM would work to challenge the gun waiting law and take it all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court if necessary. SAM, in collaboration with the Gun Owners of Maine and some other gun rights groups, plans to do just that.
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4 weeks ago | 
observer-me.com | V. Paul Reynolds
By V. Paul ReynoldsHuman behavior is so unpredictable. Why, for example, in extreme survival scenarios do some of the least expected “victims” survive, while still others, who seemed to be the toughest and most resilient, perish under the same conditions? Survival expert Tom Brown theorized that it all boiled down to attitude and the inner will to live. Similarly, in personal danger situations, we all behave differently.
