Trapping seasons in New Hampshire run from October through March statewide, with the majority of trapping activity on land taking place during the months of November and December, depending on the species. Trapping is a highly regulated activity and may […] CONTACT: Pat Tate: (603) 868-1095 Jay Martin: (603) 271-3211 November 13, 2019 CONCORD, NH […]
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New Hampshire’s 2019 moose season wrapped up with hunters taking a total of 38 moose – 31 bulls and 7 cows – according to preliminary numbers from New Hampshire Fish and Game Department Moose Biologist Henry Jones. That means that hunters achieved […] CONTACT: Henry Jones: 603-744-5470 Jay Martin: 603-271-3211 October 31, 2019 CONCORD, NH
76% of Hunters Successful in 2019 New Hampshire Moose Hunt Read More »
The regular firearms deer hunting season opens November 13 in New Hampshire, a big day for the state’s 55,000+ hunters. The firearms deer season runs through December 8 in most of the state. In Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) A, the […] CONTACT: Dan Bergeron: (603) 271-2461 Jay Martin: (603) 271-3211 November 5, 2019 CONCORD, NH
Hunters Eagerly Await the Start of Firearms Season Read More »
Over 20,000 muzzleloader hunters are expected to take to New Hampshire’s woodlands during the upcoming muzzleloader deer season, which runs from November 2-12, 2019. Muzzleloaders are single barrel, single shot firearms which require the bullets, primer, and powder to be […] CONTACT: Dan Bergeron: (603) 271-2461 Mark Ellingwood: (603) 271-2461 November 1, 2019 CONCORD, NH
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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, […] CONTACT: Major David Walsh: (603) 271-3128 Jay Martin: (603) 271-3211 September 30, 2019 CONCORD, NH
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The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department reminds hunters that the Granite State’s seven-day fall turkey shotgun season begins on October 14 and runs through October 20, 2019. Purchase of a turkey permit, and a New Hampshire hunting license for […] CONTACT: Ted Walski: (603) 352-9669 Mark Ellingwood: (603) 271-2461 October 1, 2019 CONCORD, NH
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New Hampshire’s youth deer weekend, Saturday and Sunday, October 26-27, 2019, is the perfect time to take a young person hunting. This special weekend gives young people age 15 and younger the opportunity to go deer hunting with an adult […] CONTACT: Dan Bergeron: (603) 271-2461 Jay Martin: (603) 271-3211 September 27, 2019 CONCORD, NH
Take a Young Person Hunting – NH Youth Deer Hunt Set for October 26-27 Read More »
New Hampshire hunters can share their fall harvest with the needy through the “Hunt for the Hungry” program at the New Hampshire Food Bank, a program of Catholic Charities NH. Once again this fall, the New […] CONTACT: NH Food Bank Agency Relations: (603) 669-9725 Jay Martin, NHFG: (603) 271-3211 September 23, 2019 CONCORD, NH
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New Hampshire’s hunting season for pheasant gets underway on October 1 and continues through December 31. This fall, 11,518 adult ring-necked pheasants will be stocked in all 10 counties with an average of 140 pheasants per site. Due to safety […] CONTACT: Karen Bordeau: (603) 744-5470 Mark Ellingwood: (603) 271-2461 September 16, 2019 CONCORD, NH
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The hunting season for ruffed grouse – New Hampshire’s most sought-after upland game bird – starts October 1 and runs through December 31. Woodcock season also opens October 1 and concludes November 14. Karen Bordeau, the New Hampshire Fish and […] CONTACT: Karen Bordeau: (603) 744-5470 Will Staats: (603) 788-3164 September 13, 2019 CONCORD, NH
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