A new study from scientists at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service raises concerns about the welfare of Vermont’s wildlife populations.
Outdoor Cats Pose a Threat to Vermont’s Wildlife Read More »
With the arrival of mild temperatures, fresh snow and vacation crowds, New Hampshire Fish and Game Department Conservation Officers were kept busy throughout the day and night of Saturday, February 23, 2013.
Conservation Officers Cover Multiple Rescue Calls During Busy Weekend Read More »
A total of 355 permits will be issued for Vermont’s 21st annual October moose season under a proposal the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Board gave preliminary approval to on Wednesday.
Vermont Fish & Wildlife Board Sets Permit Numbers for 2013 Moose Hunt Read More »
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department is encouraging deer hunters to apply for one of three regional working groups currently being formed throughout the state.
Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department Seeks Deer Hunters for Regional Working Groups Read More »
Hunter or Bowhunter Education courses are underway around the state, so get your 2013 hunting seasons off to a great start by logging onto the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department website to sign up for a class.
Sign Up for Hunter and Bowhunter Education Classes Read More »
Numbers of Canada geese in South Dakota continue to exceed management goals and Game, Fish and Parks is looking to hunters for help.
South Dakota GFP Taking Additional Steps to Reduce Goose Numbers Read More »
An Oregon hunter has been found not guilty of manslaughter in the shooting death of a Marine reservist from California he says he mistook for a bear.
Hunter acquitted of killing man mistaken for bear Read More »
Volunteer hunter ed instructors deserve credit
Hunting incidents continue to decline Read More »
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