Every time I get on Facebook or open up my email, I’m seeing photos of hunters who have shot an incredible buck. It’s Nov. 9 and I’ve seen two good bucks. The first was about a week ago when I was in the stand around 10 in the morning. Not long after I’d made a […]
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CONCORD, N.H. — Preliminary reports show that young hunters succeeded in harvesting 359 deer during the 2012 Youth Deer Hunt Weekend in New Hampshire, which took place on October 27-28. This year’s preliminary youth hunt total is below the final 2011 total of 475 deer for the weekend, but only slightly down from the preliminary
2012 Youth Deer Hunt Weekend Results for New Hampshire Read More »
ATLANTIC HERRING CLOSURE IN EFFECT FOR AREA 1A DURHAM, N.H. — Commercial fishermen are prohibited from landing Atlantic herring taken from Management Area 1A, because herring harvesters reached the projected 95% of allowable harvest quota for the period. The closure went into effect at noon on Monday, November 5, 2012, and will remain in effect
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A new fully-accessible public shooting range is now open, according to an announcement from the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department.
Public Shooting Range Opens in Hartland, Vermont Read More »
Vermont moose hunters had a successful hunting season according to the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department. An archery moose hunt was held October 1-7, and the regular moose hunt was October 20-25.
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Vermont’s preliminary archery deer hunting season results are up compared to the previous three-year average, and that could be good news for hunters during the November rifle deer season.
Archery Deer Results May be Good News for Rifle Hunters in Vermont Read More »
Most Michigan deer hunters are well aware that epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) has reared its ugly head at historic levels in Michigan this year.
Michigan DNR cuts antlerless permits in areas hit hard by EHD Read More »
Deer hunters continued their quick start in 2012, evident by the most recent harvest report by DNR. Through Nov. 4, archers had taken 30,956 deer, well above the harvest for the same period in 2011 (28,198) and more than 1,500 deer ahead of the five-year average of 29,381. As DNR noted in its regular weekly
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