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WORLD SPORTS & OUTDOORS Vermont hunters who take deer, bear or turkeys must bring them to a reporting station within 48 hours. The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department keeps an updated list of big game reporting stations on their website (www.vtfishandwildlife. com) with a map showing their locations. Here is a direct link to the map and list: http://tinyurl.com/hf7dd73 . “Bringing your deer, bear or turkey to a reporting station is greatly appreciated because it enables us to collect important information on where and how many of them are taken during hunting seasons,” said Mark Scott, Vermont Fish & Wildlife’s director of wildlife, “and it also provides the opportunity to gather biological data at some of the locations during youth deer weekend and opening weekend of the November deer season.” CALEDONIA COUNTY State Wardens Dennis Amsden, St. Johnsbury – 751-7695 Lt. David Gregory, Lyndonville – 626-4390 Spc. Russell Shopland, East Hardwick – 472-3040 Reporting Stations Lead & Tackle Co.,Lyndonville – 359-3634 Paul’s Whistle Stop, McIndoes Falls – 633-4189 Rick’s Gun Shop, East Burke – 626-1014 Riteway Sports, Inc., Hardwick – 472-5916 St. Michaels Defense, St Johnsbury – 751-5074 Upper Valley Grill, Groton – 584-3101 Wheelock Village Store, Wheelock – 626-8030 West Barnet Quick Stop, West Barnet – 633-2624 LAMOILLE COUNTY State Wardens Ethan Coffey, Morrisville – 888-2964 Deputy Wardens Ronald Audet, Morrisville – 279-7875 Vermont Big Game Reporting Stations LAMOILLE COUNTY Reporting Stations Cambridge Village Market, Cambridge – 644-2272 Fly Rod Shop, Stowe – 253-7346 Ingalls Market & Deli, Eden Mills – 635-2692 The Old Fishing Hole, Morrisville – 888-6210 Wolcott Store, Inc., Wolcott – 888-3792 ORANGE COUNTY State Wardens Sgt. Keith Gallant, East Braintree – 728-9215 Mark Schichtle, Wells River – 757-2121 Jeffrey Whipple, Vershire – 685-7813 Reporting Stations Coburn’s General Store, Inc., South Strafford – 765-4421 East Corinth General Store, East Corinth – 439-5525 Farm ‘N Country Hardware, Williamstown – 433-1158 Fifields Auto Repair, West Fairlee- 333-3022 Floyd’s General Store, Randolph Center – 728-5333 Kevin’s Custom Arrows, Vershire – 685-3252 Middle Branch Market & Deli, East Randolph – 728-5750 Mid State Guns & Tack, Randolph – 728-3100 Newbury Village Store, Newbury – 866-5681 Robert’s Country Store, Washington – 883-2220 Snowsville General Store, Braintree – 728-5252 Thetford Center Village Store, Thetford – 785-4655 Tunbridge Firearms, tunbridge – 889-3299 Wing’s Market, Fairlee – 333-9568 WASHINGTON COUNTY State Wardens Chad Barrett, Waterbury – 224-6324 Paul Brown, Northfield – 485-4432 Sean Fowler, Plainfield – 454-9919 The 2018 Vermont Fish & Wildlife Calendar is Available The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department and Vermont Life Magazine announce the release of the colorful 2018 Fish & Wildlife Calendar. Filled with stunning photos of Vermont’s wildlife, including moose, chestnut-sided warbler, Atlantic salmon, hooded merganser, and whitetail deer, the calendar includes photos by many wellknown Vermont p h o t o g r a p h e r s including Roger Irwin, Jim Block, and Kurt Budliger. “This year’s calendar highlights the diverse habitats that ensure that Vermont’s wildlife continue to thrive,” said Susan Warner, Vermont Fish & Wildlife’s director of outreach and education. “The fish and wildlife calendar is a yearlong celebration of Vermont’s commitment to conservation.” The calendar includes hunting, fishing and trapping season dates for each month, along Hammond Cove & West Mountain Shooting Ranges Closing Dec. 15 The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department says its public shooting ranges in Hartland and the West Mountain Wildlife Management Area will be closing for the winter on December 15. “We want to thank all of the people who have supported the operation of the two ranges in Windsor and Essex Counties which State Game Wardens Conducting Roadside Checks Drivers out and about in Vermont this fall may be stopped and checked by Vermont State Game Wardens. Wardens recently conducted such a routine hunting season check of motor vehicles on Sunday, November 19, in Bakersfield. “We conducted this check to enforce hunting-related laws with the assistance of Vermont State Police to help enforce other laws,” said Warden Major George Scribner. Vehicles were stopped at the intersection of Route 108 and East Bakersfield Road in Bakersfield between 4:00 and 9:00 p.m. Wardens contacted more than 200 vehicles • • • • • • with beautiful photography. It makes the perfect gift for any outdoor recreationist. These calendars usually sell out early, so get your copy today. Vermont Fish & Wildlife calendars can be ordered online from Vermont Life’s website at www.VermontLifeCatalog.com or by phone (1-800-455-3399). are essential to hunter skill development and the safe use of firearms,” said Daneil Pieterse, Vermont Fish & Wildlife’s shooting range specialist. “Both ranges will close for the winter and reopen next spring.” Information about Vermont shooting ranges is available on Vermont Fish & Wildlife’s website www.vtfishandwildlife.com. and inspected many firearms throughout the evening. Four loaded long guns, five drug possession violations, four alcohol-related offenses and six motor vehicle infractions were discovered. A person convicted of having a loaded long gun in a motor vehicle is subject to a $435 fine and a one-year loss of their hunting, fishing and trapping privileges. “We will conduct these checkpoints periodically throughout the fall,” added Scribner. “Our goal is to heighten public awareness about warden presence during deer season in order to decrease violations.” • • • WASHINGTON COUNTY Reporting Stations Harry’s Hardware, Cabot – 563-2291 Kenyon’s Hardware & Farm Supply, Northfield 485-9676 Marshfield Village Store, Marshfield – 426-4321 Mountain Deer Taxidermy, Northfield – 485-7184 Parro’s Gun Shop, Waterbury 244-8401 R&L Archery, Barre – 479-9151 Roxbury Country Store, Inc., Roxbury – 485-8857 Maplefields, Plainfield – 454-7111 Village Grocery, Waitsfield – 496-4477 Woodbury Village Store, Woodbury – 472-3500 WINDSOR COUNTY State Wardens Jason Gravelle, Hartland – 484-7435 Asa Sargent, Windsor – 674-4239 Deputy Wardens Roni Johnson, Royalton – 763-8451 Reporting Stations Ascutney Farm Stand, Ascutney – 952-9557 Barrows Trading Post, Quechee – 295-1050 Bridgewater Corners Country Store, Bridgewater Corners – 672-6241 Chester Hardware, Chester – 875-2693 Chester Town Clerk, Chester – 875-2173 Locust Creek Outfitters, Bethel – 234-5884 Singleton’s Store, Proctorsville – 226-7666 Singleton’s Store, Quechee – 698-8675 Steve’s Bait Shop, North Hartland – 296-7331 Teago General Store, South Pomfret – 457-1626 The Hardware at Rochester, Rochester – 767-4200 Tracy’s Midway Station, Sharon – 763-8177 Tyson Store, Ludlow – 228-2284 Windsor Fire & Ambulance, Windsor – 674-9043 Mountain ash berries were one of the fall foods enjoyed by wildlife this year. VTF&W photo by John Hall Fall Foods Abundant for Wildlife Vermont Fish & Wildlife is reporting that several important fall foods for wildlife were abundant this year. “Fish & Wildlife staff surveyed 27 mast stands around the state in late September and early October and found that beechnut counts were excellent, with the highest numbers recorded since 1998,” said State Wildlife Biologist Forrest Hammond. “They also found abundant deer and bear sign in the beech stands.” Hammond said acorn production was found to be good in oak stands, and mountain ash berries were very abundant at high elevations. He added that apples were available at high numbers early, but that most had fallen by late October. MORSE FARM SKI TOURING CENTER Join us for the sweetest ski in Vermont! Season Passes at pre-season rates ($125 Individual/ $200 Family) through November 30 Morse Farm Gift Shop, SlopeStyle Ski & Ride, Onion River Sports. You can also purchase passes online: www.skimoresefarm.com Ski Shop Open 9:30-5:00 weekdays, 9:30-5:00 weekends. Email: info@skimorsefarm.com www.skimorsefarm. 802-223-0560 1168 County Rd. Montpelier November 29, 2017 The WORLD page 9
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