Vermont Extends Bow Season to Manage Deer | Burlington News
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Vermont Extends Bow Season to Manage Deer | Burlington News
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Vermont’s extended antlerless deer season kicks off Tuesday in targeted zones, giving hunters a strategic chance to manage overpopulated herds—especially in urban areas where deer are wreaking havoc on gardens and roads. Officials emphasize this isn’t about overhunting but about sustainable control, focusing on females to curb population growth while monitoring herd health. Hunters must check local rules and town ordinances before heading out, as restrictions still apply. It’s a smart, localized solution designed to protect property, safety, and the overall well-being of Vermont’s thriving deer population.
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