Vermont's archery deer hunting season started up Wednesday, Oct. 1. The season is split in two parts: The first runs until Nov. 14, the second Dec. 1-15. Hunters can take up to four deer during the ...

Vermont's regular deer hunting season begins Nov. 15 and ends Nov. 30. Hunters can take one legal buck during the season if they didn't take one during the archery deer season, the state says. The ...

MONTPELIER — Hunters are gearing up for the start of Vermont’s traditionally popular 16-day regular deer season that begins Saturday, Nov. 15, and ends Sunday, Nov. 30. A hunter may take one legal ...

For generations in Vermont, the regular fall hunting season has been devoted to the pursuit of legal bucks. While the size and points on a set of antlers vary in different parts of the state, for a ...

Five years, five deer seasons in Vermont and nothing to show for my efforts. I worked nights in those days, getting home every morning about 2 a.m. Sleep was limited to about three hours. I got up, ...

The last truly productive buck season that Vermonters experienced was in 2000, when 10,235 bucks were shot by deer hunters. The deer project leader for the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department estimates ...

But it gets even worse. A major concern of department biologists, one that was initially raised by Adam Murkowski, the deer project leader for Fish & Wildlife, is the trend of diminished antler points ...