
During hot days of summer, Vermont anglers discouraged from targeting trout
Instead, anglers urged to consider warm-water fish species, such as bass, northern pike, bowfin or panfish.
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Instead, anglers urged to consider warm-water fish species, such as bass, northern pike, bowfin or panfish.
The hunt will also be limited to bull moose in the northeastern corner of the state.
WILLIAMSTOWN, Vt. — A Vermont hunting club has cancelled its crow shooting competition after a social media outcry. Mark McCarthy, president of the Boonie Club in Williamstown, told the Burlington Free Press it will not
“The legal buck harvest of 9,477 was 8 percent more than the previous three-year average of 8,760, and the third-highest buck harvest since 2002.”
WILLIAMSTOWN, Vt. — Wildlife advocates in Vermont are trying to stop a competitive crow-shoot event. The Burlington Free Press reports the Vermont Wildlife Coalition recently started a petition to ask the Vermont Fish and Wildlife
WESTMORE, Vt. — A Go Fund Me campaign has been started to raise reward money for an unsolved moose poaching case that took place in September in Vermont. A cow moose was shot from the
Hunters who harvest bears are required to submit bear teeth, which are used to determine the ages of bears, and wildlife biologists use age and sex data to estimate the number of bears in Vermont
Public again asked to help help state wildlife officials scientifically manage turkey population by reporting Vermont turkey sightings during August.
Restoration efforts continue on Lake Champlain, which has the only lake sturgeon population in New England.
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