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NH pressures Vt. over youth deer hunt
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By PAULA TRACY
New Hampshire Union Leader Staff
Thursday, Apr. 17, 2008
The Granite State wants our youth to have equal opportunity, but the Green Mountain State doesn't let them in.
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YOUR COMMENTS
Reciprocity is a key part of keeping our outdoor tradition alive, well funded and protected. State sponsored "partnerships" are critical now more than ever in protecting the revenue generated by hunting/fishing AND grooming new outdoorsmen/women.
Maybe now Vermont lawmakers will get the point.
- Aaron J. Guiterman, Arlington VA
If Vermonters had their way, no one would be allowed to hunt at all. I don't expect them to open up their hunt to our youth.
- Jim, Claremont
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