A 50-year old sportsman from Williamstown, VT is the lucky winner of a Vermont lifetime hunting and fishing license.
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department has some ice fishing safety reminders, but the department cautions there are no areas in late December where ice is safe enough to support fishing.
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department announced that repairs to its fishing access area off Windemere Way in Colchester near the mouth of the Winooski River are completed and the access is open for use.
Early season bear tags and licenses good for five years are new options available to Vermont’s hunters, anglers and trappers.
Vermont hunting, fishing and trapping licenses for the New Year are now available online at the Fish & Wildlife Department’s website (www.vtfishandwildlife.com).
Early season bear tags and licenses good for five years are new options available to Vermont’s hunters, anglers and trappers.
Fifth and sixth grade students at the Waitsfield Elementary School raised $700 for the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department’s Nongame Wildlife Fund to support research and conservation of Vermont’s bat populations.
The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission has finalized the 2013 Spring Turkey Seasons.
MANCHESTER MAN CHARGED IN ILLEGAL TRAPPING CASE CONCORD, N.H. — The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department has brought forward charges against a 67-year-old man in connection with a recent trapping incident which resulted in
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