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Ever know someone who you knew would love hunting, if they ever took a chance and gave it a shot? Maybe you yourself are the one who has never hunted and you have always been curious what it is all about.

Registration is now open and going on for the 2012 season for the Becoming an Outdoors Woman (BOW) Winter Workshop. It is a one day long program that allows women to learn skills for the outdoors in order to enjoy the winter months.

There is a new program being offered by the VT Fish and Wildlife Department. It provides early childhood educator training to help children connect with nature at an early age.

Five men have been charged by the Vermont State Game Wardens in connection with the deer poaching spree that went on the afternoon/evening of Saturday, October 22nd through the morning of Sunday, October 23rd.

There’s just something that gets the heart pumping when it comes to hunting snowshoe hare. Maybe it is the speed of the hunt, and the ability to hit a sometimes-blindingly-fast target, or maybe the bay of the beagles as they catch the scent–but there’s a bit of magic in the air when it comes to snowshoe hare hunting.

The new laws out there state that you can no longer hunt on Sundays, yes, this is true. No more hunting on Sunday and no purchasing alcohol.

The 15th annual Northeast Fishing and Hunting Expo is coming to Hartford, Connecticut on Friday, February 17 and runs through until Sunday, February 19, 2012. This means a whole outdoor show for the entire weekend.

This is an estimation of how many deer were killed and tagged throughout the 2011 hunting season in New Hampshire.

The Fish and Wildlife Department in Vermont reported that hunters in the State of Vermont spend more than $189 million each year. This is according to a survey done by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the U.S. Census Bureau.

There are a lot of questions that have been circling around New Hampshire on some of the hunting rules, laws, and regulations.