Archers would have their own moose season under a proposal from the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department. The department will make "a formal presentation" to the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Board next month ...

Sep. 1—Bowhunters and upland bird hunters are done waiting as the first day of those seasons begins this weekend. The first day of big game archery seasons is Saturday for elk, deer, black bear, ...

MONTPELIER — The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department issued 180 moose hunting permits this year, resulting in 62 moose harvested between the Oct. 1-7 archery season and the Oct. 19-24 regular season.

The aim of the annual moose harvest is to bring the area’s moose population down to one moose per square mile. The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department has proposed repeating the Northeast Kingdom’s ...

A white-tailed deer with an antler possessing moose-like qualities eluded a handful of archers this fall, but not a 14-year-old hunter on Saturday. Ryan Patterson of McKeesport was hunting with his ...

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Board's proposal includes allowing hunters to use rifles and shotguns to kill does during the regular fall season. Currently, that is only allowed for bucks. The changes ...

Certified measurer Jason Zins of West Fargo measured the rack last weekend, tallying a gross green score of 187 2/8 inches and a net score of 182 inches after deductions. Trace Armstrong (from left), ...

A three-year study conducted by Fish & Wildlife, beginning in 2017, found that chronic high tick counts on moose are causing the species’ general health “to be very poor.” Donna Hill, right, of ...