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Vermonts youth deer hunting week-
end is November 3 and 4 this year, the
Saturday and Sunday before the rifle
deer season opens.
Vermonts special youth deer hunt-
ing weekend helps ensure that young
hunters get the quality training and
experiences they need for lifelong par-
ticipation, said Fish & Wildlife Hunter
Education Coordinator Chris Saunders.
By design, the youth weekend hunt
reinforces the route of initiation that is
critical in recruitment -- learning
through the family.
Anyone, resident or nonresident,
who is 15 years old or younger on the
weekend of the hunt and who has suc-
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course may purchase a hunting license
and obtain a free youth deer hunting
tag.
The young hunter must be accompanied by an unarmed adult
over 18 years of age who holds a Vermont hunting license. The
adult may accompany up to two young hunters.
The law now requires the adult to have direct
control and supervision, including the ability to
see and communicate with the youth hunter
without the aid of artificial devices such as
radios or binoculars. Landowner permission is
required in order to hunt on private land during
the youth deer hunt weekend.
The young hunter may take one deer of
either sex. The antler restriction that applies for
other Vermont deer seasons does not apply for
youth deer hunting weekend.
A violation of the youth deer hunting law
can result in a fine that is doubled and assessed
against the adult who accompanies the youth.
A 2007 survey proved that Vermonts youth
hunting seasons work. Current youth hunters,
past youth hunters and their mentors were
highly satisfied with their experiences, and this
translated into an increased desire to hunt in the
future. Perhaps most telling of all, the youth
hunting weekend was the first time hunting for
69 percent of youth hunters.
For more information, go to VT Fish and Wildlifes Youth
Hunting page: www.vtfishandwildlife.com/hunttrap_youth.cfm.
Vermont Youth Deer Hunt Weekend is Nov. 3-4
Vermonts Mentored Hunting License A Learning Opportunity
Vermonts youth deer hunting weekend is
November 3-4 this year. Pictured here, Elissa
Denton holds a nice buck she took in an earlier
youth hunt. Photo from VT Fish & Wildlife.

Vermont now offers anyone an easy way to learn about hunting
by purchasing a mentored hunting license and going hunting
with an experienced licensed hunter.
Mentored hunting licenses are available from the Fish &
Wildlife Department and their website (www.vtfishandwildlife.
com) for residents or nonresidents who have never successfully
completed a hunter safety course, or who have never held a hunt-
ing license in Vermont or any state or province. And, the license
fee makes it attractive. Its $10 for everyone.
Our mentored hunting license gives a person the opportunity to
learn about hunting by going out with an experienced hunter who
can teach them how to enjoy hunting safely and ethically, said
Vermont Fish and Wildlifes Hunter Education Coordinator Chris
Saunders.
A person issued a mentored hunting license may hunt when
accompanied by an adult 21 or older who holds a valid Vermont
hunting license. The term accompanied means that the mentored
hunter is in the direct control and supervision of the adult hunter
and is within 15 feet of the adult hunter. A parent or legal guardian
must sign the license if the applicant is 15 years old or younger.
The fully licensed adult hunter may take afield only one person
at a time that holds a mentored hunting license and must sign and
date the mentored hunting license at the time of the hunt.
A person holding a mentored hunting license is subject to the
bag limit of the adult accompanying hunter. When a deer, bear or
turkey is taken by a person holding a mentored hunting license, it
must be tagged with a tag from the license of the adult accompany-
ing hunter and it is considered taken by the adult.
After tagging and reporting a deer, bear or turkey, a person who
holds a mentored hunting license may transport it unaccompanied
by the adult hunter.
There are limitations on a person who holds a mentored hunting
license.
A person who holds a mentored hunting license is not eligible
to hold a moose permit or accompany moose hunters or participate
in youth deer or youth turkey hunting weekends.
A person who holds a mentored hunting license who is 16 or
older is required to purchase and carry a federal duck stamp in
order to hunt waterfowl.
A mentored hunting license is available for purchase twice in a
persons lifetime.
Fines for a violation of any fish and wildlife law while hunting
with a mentored hunting license are doubled and assessed against
the accompanying adult hunter. Violation points will be assessed
against the fully licensed adult hunter.
Tips for Mentors on Youth Deer Weekend
A youngsters first deer hunt can mark the beginning of a lifelong
passion for the outdoors and a commitment to wildlife conservation.
The Fish & Wildlife Department offers these tips to mentors:
Hunt Safe. No matter what the age, hunting is one of the safest out-
door activities. Youth hunters are some of the safest hunters when
accompanied by an alert mentor.
Hunt Smart. Scouting and range practice are necessary and exciting
ingredients to any successful hunt.
Model Behavior. Safe and responsible hunters are mentored by safe
and responsible hunters.
Go often. Lifelong hunting participation is directly related to the
amount of time spent hunting in youth, especially when these experi-
ences occur in a family-mentor setting.
Respect the Intent: The youth weekend hunt is for the youth, not you.
Legally, you must leave your firearm at home, and the youth must
harvest the animal.
Most Importantly
Have Fun! Being with family and friends and generally having a
good time is more important to youth hunters than bagging game.
Dont push them. Young hunters need positive reinforcement
More info: http://www.vtfishandwildlife.com/hunttrap_youth.cfm.
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31 (Ming), but you never want to see it turn out like that. That may
have been the most exciting time in a race car.
Fans who traveled to Kansas Speedway on Sunday thought they
were attending a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. But instead,
they witnessed the latest episode of Survivor that sent a host of
drivers home without fire. Matt Kenseth won a wild war of attri-
tion, otherwise known as the Hollywood Casino 400, beating
Martin Truex Jr. to the checkered flag by .495 seconds to claim his
third victory of the season, his first at Kansas and the 24th of his
career. Paul Menard ran third, followed by polesitter Kasey Kahne
and Tony Stewart, who rallied from a 33rd-place starting position
and spin on the backstretch during the race. The slick, new racing
surface at the 1.-5 mile track produced a track-record 14 cautions
for 66 caution laps, and no one was immune from disaster -- not
even a five-time champion. Jimmie Johnsons quest for a sixth
Cup title appeared to have suffered a severe setback on Lap 135,
when the No. 48 Chevrolet spun in heavy traffic and backed into
the Turn 4 wall. After leading 44 laps, Johnson had just taken a
wave-around for a restart on Lap 128, having been trapped a lap
down when Aric Almirola smacked the Turn 2 wall, and the result-
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Ricky Stenhouse Jr. rallied from two laps down to win
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Jefferson, NH native Nick Pilotte picked up
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paycheck Saturday in the Street Stock Open 35
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The PASS North finale got a late start due to
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28th with a post time of 1pm. The three-segment
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Its on to the paper-clip shaped flat 5.26 mile
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When Martinsville Speedway first opened,
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formed, Martinsville Speedway was a charter
member, a membership that endures after more
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mile oval is the only track that was on the sched-
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point lead over James Buescher with four races
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year. Timothy Peters who held the series lead for
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Rain Date Announced for 50th Milk Bowl
A third attempt at the
$160,000 50th Annual Peoples
United Bank Milk Bowl will be
run at Barres Thunder Road on
Sunday, October 28th with a
post time of 1pm. The three-
segment race has qualified 30
cars, of the 51 who attempted,
for what is considered the
Toughest Short Track Race in
America.
Long-time Promoter Tom
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the day for the biggest race in
Vermonts history, as many of
ACTs leading drivers were
scheduled to participate in Lee
USA Speedways OctoberFest
event this past weekend. We
certainly do not want to con-
flict with one of the best facili-
ties on our Tour, so we chose to
run on Sunday, October 28,
said Curley.
Along with the Milk Bowl
will be a $20,000 to win Late
Model Reserve Feature, as well
as Mini Milk Bowls for the
Bond Auto Tiger Sportsmen
and Allen Lumber Street Stocks
to decide their track champion-
ship battles.
Curley concluded, It will
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The 50th Milk Bowl will fea-
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Michael Chernick 26:04
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lap in time trials of 12.956, and eight-time American Canadian
Tour Champion Brian Hoar flanking him. 2012 King of the Road
Nicholas Sweet rolls off third, and young Maine star Austin
Theriault and multi-time Thunder Road Champion Cris Michaud
will fill out the top five starting positions. The entire 30-car field
was within 8/10s of a second of each other in time trial qualify-
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The Bond Auto Tiger Sportsmen will settle their razor-close
Thunder Road track title battle in which Wolcotts Brendan
Moodie, Jr. holds a nine-point advantage over Hinesburgs Bobby
Therrien and a twelve-point lead over two-time Tiger Champion
Shawn Fleury. The final segment will be run on Sunday, October
28th and will decide the Tiger Champion.
In the Allen Lumber Street Stock division, Hardwicks Bunker
Hodgdon will look to hold off Lincolns Garry Bashaw,
Morrisvilles Jamie Davis, and teammates Ben Belanger and 2012
Champion Nick Pilotte for the overall victory.
The 50th Peoples United Bank Milk Bowl will roll off at 1pm
with a 50-lap first segment of the traditional battle on Sunday,
October 28th.
Eight time American Canadian Tour Champion Brian Hoar (37VT) and
two-time Thunder Road Champion Dave Pembroke (44VT) battle for
position at Barres Thunder Road. The pair will duel from the front row
of the 50th Peoples United Bank Milk Bowl next Sunday, October 28th.
(Photo Credit: Alan Ward)
It was a perfect afternoon
in Duxbury, sunny and 70
degrees. The Harwood girls
field hockey team enters the
field ready to finish their
regular session against
Hartford. Scoring first was
Hartfords Rachel Foss fol-
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VERMONT HUNTING,
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OTHER SOURCES 25%
Vermonts hunters have helped restore many species of wildlife since 1900s through their purchase of hunting
licenses, and then, beginning in the 1930s, through taxes on hunting equipment.
The most notable species to benefit: peregrine falcon, common loon, osprey, Canadian geese, wild turkeys,
fishers, wood ducks
Through careful management and protection , white tailed deer, black bears, moose, bobcats and beaver were
brought back from extremely low numbers in the 1800s to the healthy populations we have today.
How much are Vermonts wildlife resources worth? Most of
us would agree you cant put a dollar value on them. Many of
the memories we have of wildlife experiences are priceless - that
monster buck fading into early morning fog, a Canada jay shar-
ing sandwich crumbs in the Northeast
Kingdom, or the baleful eye of a big northern pike as it chases
our lure, looks up and turns, boiling the water next to the boat.
But, our fish and wildlife are important to those of us who live
in Vermont, and they actually contribute greatly to our economy
as was revealed in the most recent National Survey of Fishing,
Hunting and Wildlife Associated Recreation, conducted by the
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.
The National Survey of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife-
Associated Recreation has become one of the most important
sources of information on fish and wildlife recreation in the
United States. Conducted at five-year intervals since 1955, the
survey quantifies the amount of recreation and expenditures that
can be attributed to these resources. Federal, state and private
organizations use the information found in the survey results to
manage wildlife, market products and look for trends.
Benefits Involve More Than the Money All told, the federal
survey shows those of us who fish, hunt, watch, feed and pho-
tograph wildlife spent more than $704 million on these activi-
ties in Vermont. Thats significant no matter how you look at
it, and it is sure to make Vermont business owners take notice
and think about the opportunities associated with these pur-
suits.
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