Lawrence Pyne
Burlington Free Press
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Snow geese descend on frozen Lake Champlain
When the snow geese descend on Dead Creek each fall, birders from across Vermont flock to Addison County and rightly so. Yet a no less spectacular feathered phenomenon also occurs each year just a few miles awa → Read More
Eastern coyotes three species in one
The study analyzed 63 “ancestry-informative” genetic markers in 427 eastern coyotes. → Read More
Daughter's improbable moose hunt eerily similar to her mother's
When it comes to filling the freezer with lean, healthy moose meat, you might say it's a like-mother, like-daughter tradition for the Tetreault family of Newport Center. → Read More
Four years after Irene, restoration project underway
excavators spent last week crawling in and along a section of the White River in Rochester → Read More
Bluebacks — New England’s rarest trout
They are now found in only about a dozen lakes and ponds in northern Maine. → Read More
The best fishing of the season is finally here
“The conditions are just about perfect,” Bob Shannon, the owner and head guide at The Fly Rod Shop in Stowe, said Friday. → Read More
Crossbow, archery season changes cut back
The revised expansion to the archery deer season will consist of five days tacked on. → Read More
Early trout season brings hopes, woes
April signals trout season, but trout hard to come by with near-frozen conditions. → Read More
Youngest of Benoit Brothers dead at 60
The son of deer-tracking legend Larry Benoit passed away recently. → Read More
A lively Fish & Wildlife Board meeting
The lone proposal unanimously approved prohibits of natural deer lures and scents. → Read More
An okay season for deer hunters
At first blush, Vermont hunters had a successful and decidedly safe 2014 deer season. But a closer look shows they got fewer bucks for their bang than expected. → Read More
More field time wanted for game wardens
Col. Jason Batchelder eyes more pro-active role for Vermont's game wardens. → Read More
Wild deer mean safer herds for Vermont
The lack of deer farms and hunting preserves in Vermont helps keep the sate's deer population healthy. → Read More
Crossbows and spikehorns may be in store for deer hunters
Vermont's comprehensive deer management review plan recently took a big step toward some sort of final conclusion. But it might end up leaving rifle hunters and even some bow and muzzleloader hunters feeling left out in the cold. → Read More
Deer management review grinds on
As most Vermont deer hunters know all too well, patience can be a required virtue. → Read More
Hunting seminars a tasty treat
If you’re looking for wholesome, local, sustainable food look no farther than Vermont. → Read More
Ready to drop a line at Berlin Pond
Now it’s time to create an appropriate canoe and kayak access on Berlin Pond. → Read More
Night time the right time for summer bass
Free Press Outdoors columnist Lawrence Pyne ventures out for a night of fishing at Berlin Pond → Read More
Remembering the tales of 'Bish' Bishop
The fabled fur-bearing trout of Lake Memphremagog has not appeared in these pages for more than 25 years. Nor have tales of moose hunting in → Read More
Shea’s passion for ponds and trout
Burlington’s Peter Shea recently release new book, ‘Vermont Trout Ponds: A Personal Selection, Commentary and True Stories’ → Read More