Waterfowl hunters will find some surprisingly good hunting in Vermont. The best waterfowling occurs in the Champlain Valley, where numerous public wetlands and private farmland provide excellent hunting for ducks and geese.
Includes harvest information
All roads will be open as of Saturday May 25, 2019.
Vermont hunters who take deer, bear or turkeys must bring them to a reporting station within 48 hours.
Find a reporting station near you by using the interactive map below.
The weekend prior to the opening day of the Spring Turkey Season is reserved for youth—15 years old or younger who have successfully completed a hunter education course— to hunt turkeys.
Hunting for turkeys during the youth turkey weekend is statewide.
Select the WMA to view a map and description of the WMA
Regulations help protect Vermont’s wildlife resources.
Complete guide to Vermont's hunting and trapping regulations.
The following rules allows the department to better protect the public's use of and interests in the more than 145,000 acres the department manages throughout Vermont.
Vermont Department of Fish & Wildlife
Commissioner Louis Porter
1 National Life Drive
Davis 2
Montpelier, VT 05620-3702
802-828-1000
fwinformation@vermont.gov
