Federal wildlife officials investigating shooting death of bald eagle in Vermont
Officials are offering a $5,000 reward for information that can help them in their ongoing investigation after an adult bald ...
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Wildlife officials look for persons who illegally shot a bald eagle
Investigators confirmed the bird was shot to death after finding wounds and metal pellets inside it. Vermont’s Fish and ...
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Hunters urged to wear orange by Vermont Fish and Wildlife
Vermont Fish and Wildlife is reminding hunters to wear fluorescent hunter orange.
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Wildlife Watch: Wildlife food abundance update
With Vermont’s deer rifle season set to get underway this weekend, state wildlife officials have the results from their most ...
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Vermont’s ‘Operation Game Thief’ helps catch poachers
Vermont State Game Wardens are asking Vermonters with information about fish and wildlife crimes to submit them through the ...
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Vermont program relies on tipsters to help nab poachers
Vermont locals with any information regarding wildlife crime can now submit violations through the new Operation Game Thief ...
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From invasive weeds to floods, the wood turtle is at risk in Vermont
In some cases, the loss of just one or two wood turtles a year due to human causes can lead to a significant population ...
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Vermont hunters asked to provide deer teeth
The Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife is asking hunters to help them gather important information about the state's ...
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Vermont Fish & Wildlife releases 2024 moose hunting results
Vermont’s Fish and Wildlife Department announced the number of permits issued and moose harvested during the 2024 hunting ...
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2024 Vermont moose hunt results
Moose in Victory Basin WMA. The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department issued 180 moose hunting permits this year, resulting in ...
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Trapping season begins on Saturday in Vermont. Pet owners need to exercise caution.
according to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department. Traps can be set on land for species such as fisher, coyote and raccoon through December, and in the water or under ice for species such as ...