Outdoor Scene Sunday at 9 am on wnri.com, Smokin' 99.9 fm, Alexa, Tune in radio, 1380 am, 95.fm, Si: Special Guest on Sundays Outdoor Scene WNRI.COM or 1380AM 9;00am to 10;00am

Saturday, November 15, 2014

Special Guest on Sundays Outdoor Scene WNRI.COM or 1380AM 9;00am to 10;00am

Do not miss this Special Broadcast
Last time on the show we had 35 e-mails for this talented Lady !

Maine Guide Lorenda Day Coombs makes her 4th appearance on the Outdoor Scene

E-Mail Questions live waynewnri @yahoo.com

Bode and Mom First Turkey

To Lorenda live on the Broadcast

Maine Guide, Lorenda DayCoombs

Maine Black Bear Referendum soundly Defeated

Ring Neck Pheashant

Whitetail Guide

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2019 will go down as one of the best trout stockings in all New England's history. Thank You, to all DEM'S.

New England Trapping provides valuable information for the Biologist's in every State DEM. Join your State Trapping Associations and learn the tradition from the best.

Trout Unlimited and your local Fly Fishing Clubs provide great classes to pass the winter, unless you are a Hard Water Fisher.
Watch for the many Ice Fishing Tournaments that are growing throughout New England. If your group needs a PSA, just e-mail us at waynewnri@yahoo.com

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