Maine Dept. of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife

Now that November is here, we thought you should know that there are only a few days left to get out there and enjoy this magical place.

Starting next week, you can help with deer management by keeping track of sightings and sending reports to the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife.

The 2020 moose hunting permit lottery will be here before you know it. It's only a week away from tomorrow. Mainers who want to be part of the hunt next fall needed to get their application for a permit in at Maine.gov by May 14.

Maine Wildlife Park is offering virtual field trips through Zoom and YouTube and they will have you binge watching Maine's wildlife.

Looks like you can finally experience this Maine winter tradition with that buddy that keeps saying you should go. This weekend is the time that just about anyone can try ice fishing for free.

Check out these powerful pictures they shared from the Maine Special Olympics last week. There's a smile on one child about to be towed up the slope, that is just gold.

The Maine Dept. of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is having a contest and the winner gets to visit a sleeping black bear in it's den.

According to WGME, today kicks off Maine's moose hunting season.

After being closed for the winter, it was scheduled to re-open this Saturday at 9:30am. As you can imagine, the cold and snow that we had this week hasn't been helpful in being able to welcome visitors by this weekend.

Now that November is here, there are only a few days left to get there and enjoy this magical place. The park will be closing for the season Veteran's Day weekend.

Maine Moose Permit Lottery Deadline Is Coming Up, Register Here

A great place to see our wild neighbors all in one spot is the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray. After being closed for the winter, it re-opens this Saturday at 9:30am.

One of the discarded pieces turned out to be mighty big! Seriously, who the hell does this?

This photo is very sad to see. Let's get the word out about this disturbing killing of a strong, beautiful creature that represents freedom for all.

Our family has a wide selection of "zoological companion animals", as defined by the American College of Zoological Medicine. We have a pure-bred Samoyed who comes from a show line, we have a mutt that appears to be mostly flat coated retriever, we have a stray cat named Stanley and we have 2 exotic degus...