CONTACT:Conservation Officer Austin Valladares603-788-3164November 18, 2024 Clarksville, NH – On Friday November 15, 2024 at around 9:15 a.m., NH State Police Troop F Dispatch advised a NH Fish and Game Conservation Officer of a hunter who had suffered a hip injury near the Bobcat Trail on Cedar Mountain and was unable to walk. The 59-year-old […]
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CONTACT:Emerald Wright: (603) 868-1095November 12, 2024 Durham, NH – The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is asking anglers who fished for striped bass in New Hampshire’s coastal waters this year to report their catch and effort online by visiting https://forms.office.com/g/gzFvP5Y9yc. You’ll be helping marine biologists manage these popular sport fish, and you could win
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CONTACT:Becky Fuda: (603) 744-5470Andy Timmins: (603) 271-1742November 6, 2024 Concord, NH – The regular firearms deer hunting season opens on Wednesday, November 13 in New Hampshire, a big day for the state’s over 60,000 hunters. The firearms deer season runs from November 13 through December 8 in most of the state. In Wildlife Management Unit
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CONTACT:Conservation Officer Rachael Stocker603-352-9669November 4, 2024 Wilton, NH – On Saturday November 2, 2024, shortly after 6:30 p.m., New Hampshire Fish and Game was notified of a hunter who was injured on the west side of Fisk Hill in Wilton. The hunter was identified as Vaughn Stewart, 75 of Swanzey, NH. At the time of
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CONTACT:Henry Jones: 603-788-3164Linda Verville: 603-271-1122October 31, 2024 Concord, NH – New Hampshire’s 2024 moose hunting season ran from Saturday, October 19 through Sunday, October 27. In advance of this year’s hunt, 33 permits were issued in June through the annual lottery process and one permit each was donated to the Dream Hunt Program and to
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CONTACT:Conservation Officer Sergeant Kevin BronsonConservation Officer Ronald Arsenault603-271-3127October 24, 2024 Concord, NH – In December 2022, Conservation Officers with the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department received information of illegal hunting activities in the Town of Gilmanton. Based on evidence found during the initial investigation, Conservation Officers and the Gilmanton Police Department executed a search
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CONTACT:Major David Walsh: (603) 271-3128Jay Martin: (603) 271-3127October 17, 2023 Concord, NH – Hunting seasons have arrived in the Granite State as has an increased public interest in exploring woodland trails, paths, and byways. As we enter into the Granite State’s extremely popular deer season, hunters must be aware of increased recreational activity in New
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CONTACT:Kyle Glencross: (603) 271-3212Lisa Collins: (603) 271-3212October 16, 2024 Concord, NH – Registration is now open for upcoming Let’s Go Fishing Program fly-tying classes. Autumn and winter classes will be held throughout the Granite State, from the North Country to Amherst, and will include a variety of hands-on opportunities for novice and intermediate participants to
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CONTACT:Major David Walsh: (603) 271-3128Lieutenant Robert Mancini: (603) 271-3127October 8, 2024 Concord, NH – New Hampshire Fish and Game Department Conservation Officers encourage the public to help protect the Granite State’s wild resources by reporting wildlife crime during the fall hunting seasons and throughout the year. If you are aware of poaching, trespassing, destruction of
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CONTACT:Becky Fuda: (603) 744-5470Jay Martin: (603) 271-3211September 27, 2024 Concord, NH – New Hampshire’s youth deer weekend, Saturday and Sunday, October 26–27, 2024, is the perfect time to take a young person hunting. This special weekend gives youth aged 15 and younger the opportunity to go deer hunting with an adult mentor without the pressure
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