Body found in Fort Kent identified as that of Allagash man

Exposure to extreme cold may have contributed to his death, the police chief says.

Lost deer hunter found after spending night in Maine woods

Brownell Bacon, 79, of Vermont had left his camp in Allagash but failed to return after dark, the Maine Warden Service says.

Wardens chief: Undercover operations stopped; ‘no intention’ of investigating misconduct claims

Col. Joel Wilkinson testifies during a State House inquiry into hunters' accusations that a warden gave them alcohol, shot a deer himself and encouraged them to commit crimes.

WGAN radio interview with ‘North Woods lawless’ writer Colin Woodard

Maine Warden Service disputes story on undercover operation in Allagash

The agency says that there were 'many inaccuracies,' and that a flouting of fish and game laws sparked the investigation and final raid filmed for TV's 'North Woods Law.'

Lawmakers call for investigation of Maine wardens’ undercover raid

Gov. Paul LePage says he is disturbed by the Maine Sunday Telegram's report of a dramatic raid in which agents may have padded evidence, provided alcohol to people being investigated and flouted public records laws.

Warden service gets good marks in handling day-to-day activities

Complaints are down and the agency has improved under new leadership, but its special investigations are still a flash point.

Allagash saga adds to long trail of warden service controversies

Sting operations and the subsequent prosecutions sometimes go awry, including one case sparked by a single fish that drew national publicity.