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Since March 2020, Vermont Fish and Wildlife game warden Abby Serra has helped run the program Venison for Vermonters. When wild animals — largely deer — are killed on the road or illegally hunted, Serra and others butcher and process them. The meat is then donated to people who are food insecure. To date, more than 3,000 pounds of wild game meat has been donated to local food shelves across the state. Vermont Public’s morning news producer Nathaniel Wilson recently met up with Serra in Rutland C
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Moose! As seen in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. 📷: RK Davis #vermont #vt #moose #wildlife #newengland #vermontbyvermonters #therealvermont #northeastkingdom | The Real Vermont
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Vermont Teddy Bear 13 Inch Brown Bear | Soft Easter Teddy Bear Stuffed Animal | Cozy Plush for Sleeping | Romantic Gift Teddy Bear for Girlfriend | Stuffed in USA with Recycled Filling
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Wildlife Wars: Animal defenders struggle to change hunting and trapping traditions in Vermont
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It’s almost 2026 and Vermont Fish & Wildlife still allows such barbaric practices like hounding. What’s worse is that this practice is not even grounded in sound ecological science. This recreational hunting activity is bad for communities, ecosystems and wildlife. This is Governor Scott's Vermont — keeping us in the dark ages. Join us and be the change that Vermont so desperately needs: https://www.protectourwildlifevt.org/subscribe | Protect Our Wildlife Vermont
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The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department acknowledges that trapping is NOT needed to manage populations, reduce the spread of disease like rabies and mange, or to reduce conflicts with humans. Despite that, they continue to endorse trapping due to pressure from the trapping community that is backed by well-funded, out of state organizations. The Department desperately attempts to convince the public that traps don't hurt by setting traps off on their own hands using rigged traps or while wearing t
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