Vintage snowmobile races will return to Caribou
Vintage Snowmobile Racing will return for the third year to Caribou on Saturday, March 19, with events starting at 11 a.m.
Vintage Snowmobile Racing will return for the third year to Caribou on Saturday, March 19, with events starting at 11 a.m.
The second half of March has more daylight hours, warmer sun and milder weather conditions conducive to the most enjoyable ice fishing and rabbit hunting of the entire winter.
Katahdin Trust recently made a significant donation towards the BigRock Mountain Chairlift Capital Campaign.
Big Rock Mountain is well on its way to achieving its funding goals for its new quad chairlift.
Trails are holding very well and with the snow that we received last night, and the colder temperatures trails will be awesome once again this weekend.
After my recent story about tying flies as a winter pastime I got texts, emails, phone calls and even face-to-face ideas from beleaguered outdoorsmen with one or more personal hobbies to stay sane during cold weather months.
When Tracy Babin of Caribou began looking for a winter sport that her entire family could be involved with, she immediately thought of dog sledding. Two years later she and her daughter Chantelle, 15, are gearing up for their second race.
We are experiencing a very indecisive Mother Nature. At the beginning of the week we had temps well below zero and as I type this report it is close to 40 degrees and rain throughout the County.
There are dozens of valid reasons for Aroostook anglers to tie flies. Regardless of age, kids, women and men can learn how to cobble together hooks, feathers, fur, floss and other materials to create an insect imitation that will fool a hungry fish.
Whomever is doing the snow dance, you can stop at any time for the next few days.