Vermont Sportsman's Defense

11/18/2019

But I thought it was a farm that depended on farm income to survive. Does this mean the owner isnt a farmer?

11/18/2019

Not only is this hearsay, but it doesn't address the fact that it was about 3 degrees during the evening in question, and a very easy way to cool a carcass. If you hunt you should have a plan to get your animal out, but that plan can include coming back in the morning like this hunter did. This is a typical post of our state's animal rights activists. Post>leave out facts>whip followers into a frenzy. Here are some of the gems from this post. "this hunter shouldn't have a license", "this is why land get's posted", " In the timeless words of Forrest Gump: "Stupid is a stupid does." There's an awful lot of that in this state."..................most of the posts to this page are series of illogical statements that touch upon triggers for their Vegan agenda.

Did you know that it is not illegal in to kill a mother bear with a cub? Heck, it isn't even illegal to kill a cub. You can even do so while hunting under the influence of alcohol!

Vermont's bear hunting season is a long one. It starts September 1st and runs through the end of November.

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11/18/2019

§ 67. [HUNTING; FOWLING AND FISHING]
The inhabitants of this State shall have liberty in seasonable times, to hunt and fowl on the lands they hold, and on other lands not inclosed, and in like manner to fish in all boatable and other waters (not private property) under proper regulations, to be made and provided by the General Assembly