Maine’s fall hunting seasons ending for the year

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by Associated PressSunday, November 28th 2021

https://wgme.com/news/local/maines-fall-hunting-seasons-ending-for-the-year

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<p>A Maine hunter loads his rifle at first light in the Maine woods near Northeast Carry as he prepares to hunt for a bull moose in 2006. (Bridget Brown / BDN){/p}

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AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Maine’s big fall hunting seasons ended for the year on Saturday.

The state’s “big four” game animals are black bears, wild turkeys, white-tailed deer and moose. The seasons for bears, deer and moose all ended on Saturday, and the turkey season ended earlier in the month.

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Maine wildlife managers have encouraged more hunting these past two years because it’s a socially distant activity. The state also uses the hunts to keep the populations of the animals at healthy levels.

Deer hunters who use muzzleloaders have a special season that begins on Monday. They’re…

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