Entries Tagged New Hampshire

Bear seasons are open throughout the country, and several states have made changes hunters need to know about.

The new bolt-action Sig Sauer Cross rifle has begun shipping, just in time for hunting season and autumn precision matches.

In the latest fishing industry news, the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation is using smart technology to reel in boaters and anglers. Also, Kluch offers new apparel highlighting one of the most colorful fish in the ocean.

While officials have ruled out a sighting of the mythical "goat sucker" hairless dog half-breed, some claim the creature wandering a local cemetery is the demon of yore.

State game officials claim there's no evidence bobcat trapping hurts endangered species.

New Hampshire's Fish and Game Department says preliminary reports show 368 deer have been taken during this year's Youth Deer Hunt Weekend, down 8 percent from last year.

New Hampshire has taken a step closer to restoring hunting and trapping seasons for bobcats and preservation groups are protesting.

State police say a moose was hit by a car on Interstate 89 in New Hampshire, then was subsequently hit by four more vehicles.

An auction for two coveted moose hunting permits in New Hampshire raised just over $28,000 for the state's Wildlife Heritage Foundation.

New Hampshire's moose hunting season is still more than three months away, but 105 lucky hunters have bagged a chance to join the hunt.

This past year's especially harsh winter has prompted the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department to rethink a proposal to bring back the state's bobcat trapping season.

The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department says the state has 5,700 black bears roaming its wilderness. But officials want to trim that number to 4,700.

Applications for New Hampshire's annual lottery cost $15 for residents and $25 for non-residents and are available online. A total of 105 permits are proposed to be issued this year.

The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department says 12 deer have been found dead in South Hampton, most likely the victims of eating human-provided foods.