Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife Bear Biologist Jaclyn Comeau is urging Vermonters to take down their bird feeders, ...

The idea to expand rifle hunting permits to include female and antlerless deer is one of several proposed changes that will be discussed at public meetings around Vermont.

The department’s goal is to maintain a healthy coyote population in Vermont. Hunting has not had a significant impact on the population of the quickly reproducing animals, Morse said.

Two bearded turkeys can be taken and must be reported to Vermont Fish and Wildlife within 48 hours. This season also marks the 51st hunting season since wild turkeys were reintroduced to Vermont ...

A recent state report shows that Vermont is missing the mark on emission reduction requirements.

The proposed new regulations would allow hunters to take a “conditional” second buck – if they have also taken an antlerless deer and their first buck had at least three points on one antler. The goal ...

MONTPELIER, Vt. (WCAX) - A new proposal could extend hunting season in Vermont. It focuses on turkey, moose and deer hunting ...

The changes were put forward by the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Board — a 14-member panel appointed by the governor, which has the final say for regulations for hunting, fishing and trapping ...

Like us on Facebook. MONTPELIER — The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Board is inviting public comment on proposed changes to Vermont’s white-tailed deer, moose and turkey hunting regulations, as well as ...

Like us on Facebook. To the Editor: Vermont Fish & Wildlife, and the scientific community at large, recognizes the tremendous value of bobcats, coyotes, foxes and other wild animals labeled "furbearer ...

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Board is seeking public comment on proposed changes to Vermont’s white-tailed deer , moose and ...

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Board is inviting public comment on proposed changes to Vermont’s deer, moose and turkey ...