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 | Net-Affect | | The developers of this website, they rebuilt our site quickly and responsively |
| Randy Ury Photography | | Randy specializes in both stock and location photography. Many of the photos of our creations were taken by Mr. Ury. Randy also photographs for Downeast Magazine and is represented by corbis.com an international stock photo agency. |
| Ursus Productions | | Ursus Multimedia Video Production, Maine Educational Television ...
Ursus Productions is a an outdoor oriented multimedia & video production company
specializing in educational television programming promoting outdoor activities |
| Lee's Fishing Page | | This site has pictures of trout and salmon, a discussion forum and a
guestbook for users to enjoy
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| Maine Wood Carvers | | The Maine Wood Carvers Association (MWCA) is an educational non-profit, charitable organization with the purpose of promoting and encouraging wood carving of ALL TYPES, not just wildlife, and at all skill levels within the State of Maine and elsewhere.
There are currently over 150 members from Maine and outside of Maine, including Canada. The Association also promotes conservation and restoration of wildlife. Members have donated decoys for such projects as the Puffin, Murre and Common Tern projects.
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| Northwoods Sporting Journal | | The Northwoods Sporting Journal is the most exciting and informative monthly outdoor publication in Maine and, perhaps, the Northeast. Featuring columns and stories from over 40 of the best outdoor writers in New England. |
| Sebago Anglers Association | | Our mission is to bring together for mutual enjoyment and benefit those who embrace the ideals of sport fishing to promote, protect and enhance land locked salmon, lake trout, bass, and other species fished in Sebago Lake Region watershed, to uphold the statutes of Maine as related to water quality, boating and fishing in the Sebago Lake Region watershed, and to help mold and foster public sentiment to these ends.
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| David Smus Wildlife Bronze Sculpture | | Award winning bronze sculptor David Smus has combined his love of nature and fine art to create masterful limited edition bronzes in his Maine studio. A journey into his online gallery will unveil a remarkable world of wildlife in lost-wax casting, including birds, wild mammals and domestic animals. |
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