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Aroostook Outdoor News: 9.1.17 edition

In this edition: 1) A walk to remember and support those with cancer in Sherman. 2) A colorful and fun 5k in Weston. 3) Races for kids (on the track) and for adults (on the road) in Caribou. Plus lots more! Events: Saturday, September 2 MADAWASKA: Four Seasons Trails Association Work Day. 8:00 a.m. at FSTA, 425 Spring Street. Spreading crusher dust on the snowshoe trails. Visit www.fourseasonstrail.org/calendar FMI SHERMAN: Old Home Days. Saturday: Cancer Walk, 9:00 a.m. at the Bandstand. Sunday: Antler Show, 10:00 a.m. at the Town Office; Monday: Maine’s only “twice around” parade, 10:00 a.m. Contact Allison Roy (207-557-4365) or Steven Lane (207-365-4311) FMI WESTON: 10th Annual Living Waters Mountain View Challenge. 1:00 p.m. at Living Waters Bible Conference, 47 Dark Cove Rd. A day of fun and friendly competition for the whole family. To celebrate MVC’s 10th year, we are adding a festive element to our signature 5k: making it a color race! Free kids ac...
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Aroostook Outdoor News: 12.31.15 edition

#HappyNewYear! It’s a slow weekend for planned #outdoor events. #MakeYourOwnFun #AroostookThing In this edition: 1) An annual #Audubon #BirdCount in #PresqueIsle. 2) Give #biathlon a try in #FortKent. 3) The first citizen’s #XCSkiRace of the season in #Madawaska. Plus lots more! #offugo... Friday, January 1, 2016 Audubon Christmas Bird Count, Presque Isle. We invite you to join us for all or part of this day-long count in the Presque Isle area; all welcomed for this long-standing holiday tradition! Meet at 6:45 a.m. at Tim Horton’s, Main St. to break into groups, assign coverage areas. Contact Bill Sheehan (207-227-7301) or bill.j.sheehan@gmail.com FMI Saturday, January 9-Sunday, January 10 Fort Kent Outdoor Center Regional Biathlon Competition, Fort Kent. Regional citizens’ series to give novices/youth a chance to enter low-pressure biathlon competitions to gain experience, as well as for more experienced athletes. Very low key races, similar to a time trial; jus...
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Aroostook Outdoor News: 10.13.17 Aroostook Hunter’s Breakfast Edition

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Hunter’s breakfasts are a long-standing and revered tradition here in Aroostook County. Whether you’re a hunter looking to fuel up before a day in the deer woods or someone looking for a hearty, home-cooked meal, a hunter’s breakfast offers something for just about everyone. The centerpiece of these small town soirees is simple: it’s all about the food. Most outfits offer up traditional breakfast fare – usually in huge, all-you-can-eat helpings – at a very reasonable price. And, because these feasts frequently function as fundraisers for local clubs and organizations, most feature an overabundance of door prizes and raffle prizes to help get people in the door and raise a little extra money for their project. As an attendee at my share of these breakfast banquets over the years, I have been the lucky recipient of gas cards, hunting hats, sweatshirts, and even a case of oil. Most folks, in my experience, go home with a prize; the luckiest leave with a new rifle...
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