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Excitement was no doubt in the air for the folks who were on hand for last week’s 2011 Vermont moose lottery drawing.

Let’s face it, the dog days of August don’t seem like the time to be thinking about bird season; days are long and hot, the kids are off so family time is a priority, stripers are running, yard work, vacations, the list goes on…

The Department of Environmental Protection in Connecticut announced that they are cooperating with the Town of Greenwich’s police department on investigating the recent sightings of the large cat in the area around King Street in Greenwich.

The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection were charged with the responsibilities of creating and maintaining a new energy future for their state. Not only this, but also for protecting Connecticut’s environment and natural resources as well.

Being a hunter doesn’t mean that you have to limit yourself to one area. If you’re from another area, and want to try out New England hunting then you should book a flight or take a drive, and check out what it is all about.

The moose are in abundance in early October in Vermont. Using a moose call might do the trick for some, but sometimes this is not enough to make the catch you’re looking for.

If you’re anything like us, you probably have a couple too many rifles. But they’re just hard to get rid of, aren’t they? They are almost like members of the family after all these years.

The Governor of Vermont, Peter Shumlin states that he is pleased with the vote given unanimously on the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Board. They came to the conclusion that they are against opening up a new muzzle loading hunting season against the deer in the area in October.

The moose lottery and game plan for deer are going through significant changes. These are being changed by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Commissioner.

In Hancock County in Maine, two cousins ages 15 and 12 got lost in the woods behind their home. All of the cops, K9 units, and Warden Services were out looking for the girls when one of the K9 units finally found the girls.