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Monthly Archives: November 2010
In The Maine Woods
It made perfect business sense. In fact, it was probably genius. Hordes of potential customers throughout the northeastern United States were eager for more information about this vast forest land in northern Maine and the abundant fish and wildlife that … Continue reading
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Edmund Ware Smith – Woodsmoke From Old Cabins
I stumbled across a great Edmund Ware Smith article on old cabins in the Sports Illustrated archives from 1954. You can read the full story here. Enjoy!
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Arthur MacDougall, Jr.
Dud Dean was, as they say, the quintessential Maine Guide. An honest man, expert woodsman, and captivating storyteller, Dean captured the hearts and minds of outdoor enthusiasts throughout the country for decades beginning in the 1930’s. First appearing in Field … Continue reading
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