Vermont was the first New England state to re-establish wild turkeys when it released 31 wild birds from New York in 1969 and 1970. Today, the Green Mountain State has an estimated 45,000-60,000 turkeys.
Vermont eyeing banner spring turkey season Read More »
Amphibians are on the move, but their spring breeding migration can too often become deadly.
Be on the lookout for frogs, salamanders along Vermont roads Read More »
The annual hearings are being held by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, and Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department and Board.
New York, Vermont waterfowl hearings rescheduled for March 22 Read More »
Open house will include reports on results of Vermont’s 2016 deer, moose, bear, and turkey seasons as well as a proposal for the 2017 moose hunting season.
In Vermont, a chance to learn about wildlife from biologists, wardens Read More »
Donation expands conserved property in Addison County by 37 acres, bringing total to 2,895 acres.
Popular bird-watching, waterfowl destination in Vermont gets a boost Read More »
Based on the Fish & Wildlife Department’s recommendation, 63 bulls-only permits will be issued for the regular hunting season and 17 bulls-only permits for the archery hunting season.
Vermont zeroing in on moose permit numbers Read More »
Waterfowl hunters are encouraged to attend one of the hearings and share their preferences and opinions about the proposed seasons.
Waterfowl public hearings in New York, Vermont Read More »
Vermont record for largest bluegill also set in 2016.
New York father, daughter set freshwater drum records in N.Y., Vermont Read More »
The goal of the Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact is to improve enforcement of hunting, fishing and trapping laws through the cooperation of law enforcement units in member states.
States team up against fish, wildlife violators Read More »
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