NH F&G Game Programs Supervisor Andrew Timmins Knows The North County Well
Long time wildlife biologist Andrew Timmins is well known in the North Country as he was assigned to the Lancaster office of New Hampshire Fish and Game for many years. He was promoted to Game Programs Supervisor for the Wildlife Division in 2022 and transferred to the Concord headquarters.
Timmins lives in Littleton with his wife Diane who is Fish and Game’s Inland Fisheries Division Chief. They both have over 30 years with Fish and Game.
Vermont Archery Deer Season Lengthened
Archery deer hunting in these expanded archery zones begins September 15, and only antlerless deer may be taken in these areas until the regular archery deer season begins on October 1
New Hampshire’s Muzzleloader Deer Season Opens Saturday
In New Hampshire, muzzleloader hunters are given 11 days prior to the opening day of the regular firearms season to hunt deer. Hunters must obtain a regular hunting license and a muzzleloader license.
Vermont Youth Hunters Urged To Report Deer To A Biological Check Station
“While it isn’t recommended to wear orange during waterfowl and turkey seasons, we certainly still recommend hunter orange when you are going to and from your blind, treestand or calling spot,” added Meier.
Prepare For The Twin States’ Youth Deer Hunting Weekends
The adult must have direct control and supervision, including the ability to see and communicate with the youth hunter without the aid of artificial devices such as radios or binoculars, except for medically necessary devices such as hearing aids or eyeglasses.
Protect Our Deer, Prevent The Spread Of CWD
It is essential that hunters do everything possible to prevent this devastating disease from spreading by adhering to laws and regulations regarding the transportation of cervids from CWD-positive jurisdictions.