Eagle Times Staff
MONTPELIER, VT — Hunters will still have several days of archery and muzzleloader deer hunting to enjoy in Vermont after the regular deer season ends Nov. 26.
Archery deer hunting continues from Nov. 27 through Dec. 15, and muzzleloader deer hunting will occur Dec. 2-10.
An archery deer license and a hunting license are required to hunt during the archery season. An antlerless deer, or a legal buck, if hunters did not take one earlier, are allowed during this season.
A muzzleloader deer license and a hunting license are required to hunt during the muzzleloader season. A legal buck may be taken if hunters did not take one earlier. An antlerless deer may be taken in a designated Wildlife Management Unit if hunters have a muzzleloader antlerless deer permit and they have not already reached their annual limit. A few of these permits may still be available at tinyurl.com/yhexxp4s.
Vermont has an annual limit of four deer during its deer hunting seasons, including only one legal buck annually during those seasons.
A 2023 Deer Season Hunting Guide with regulations is available at tinyurl.com/c9ffjphb.
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