THERE HAS BEEN a lot of talk (and mail) about how many points you have to be able to see on a deer (and measure — now, there’s a trick) before you shoot. Fish and Game has been quoted that the idea is to let young bucks get bigger.
HUMORLESS wildlife experts and a gullible public are being rocked this weekend by the announcement that remnants of the wolverine, long thought extinct, have been discovered in the remote vastness of northern New Hampshire.
AH, NEW YEAR’S — out with the old, in with the new, turning over a new leaf and all that.
A RECENT COLUMN dealing mostly with elk, but also with wild boar — neither native to New Hampshire — piqued the interest of many readers, especially those not familiar with this side of the state's wildlife history.
THERE HAS BEEN a lot of talk (and mail) about how many points you have to be able to see on a deer (and measure — now, there’s a trick) before you shoot. Fish and Game has been quoted that the idea is to let young bucks get bigger.
Plan a New Hampshire adventure with our picks for the Top 10 things to do this weekend.
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- Outdoor Calendar: Winter trees and solstice celebration
- Southern NH roads get slick, many crashes even before snowy a.m. commute
- Teen seriously hurt in Sandown ATV crash
- Reward offered after moose killed
- Out of Range calendar: Yoga and wine to trail work around the Squam lakes
- Out of Range calendar: Hot air balloons and the Newfound Water Trail
- Ugotta, you really oughtta, go to this regatta
- Dick Pinney's Guide Lines: Know where to look to find stripers, bluefish
- Hunting, trapping rules gain approval
- Out of Range calendar: Fight invasive species; take the family ‘ponding’