Press Release

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department says its public shooting ranges in Hartland and the West Mountain Wildlife Management Area will be closed for the winter after December 14.

This information helps the department evaluate how hunting pressure and the number of these animals varies throughout the season and around the state.

Hunters still have several days of archery and muzzleloader deer hunting to enjoy in Vermont.

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department recommends Vermonters wait to put up bird feeders until December 1 to avoid attracting bears.

The “Vermont Outdoors” app connects the public with department lands, fish and wildlife regulations and up-to-date COVID-19 guidance

An 18-year-old from Barre, Vermont has been charged with multiple offenses in connection with an incident involving deer decoys.

Vermont hunters are being urged to keep COVID-19 safety measures in mind

Wild turkeys exist throughout Vermont today, but that was not always the case.

Vermont Watershed Grants Program is a joint project of the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department and the Department of Environmental Conservation.

The project was funded by a grant awarded to Fish and Wildlife by the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation under the Clean Water Initiative Program.