The final number of deer taken in Vermont's 2025 hunting seasons will not be available for a few more weeks, but the Vermont ...

Vermont hunters harvested just over 17,700 deer during the 2025 seasons, close to the three-year average.

In total, the deer will reportedly provide about 3.5 million servings of venison.

MANCHESTER Oh, what a difference a year makes. One year ago, some 650 angry, vocal deer hunters converged on one of the annual deer hearings, held in Rutland, to bemoan the status of the state's ...

The last truly productive buck season that Vermonters experienced was in 2000, when 10,235 bucks were shot by deer hunters. The deer project leader for the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department estimates ...

Vermont Business Magazine Vermont’s new deer hunting regulation effective this year includes 16 additional days of archery hunting opportunity to help manage deer in eight targeted areas. High deer ...

For hunters, it was a very solid season By Dennis Jensen RUTLAND HERALD Call it Richard Pierce’s birthday buck. And what a buck it was. When Pierce set out on Nov. 16, the opening day of the Vermont ...

We have all heard the phrase “too much of a good thing.” While white-tailed deer are an important part of Vermont’s forests, data from both forest and wildlife managers says that we have too many. The ...