Deer are New Hampshire’s most popular game animal, with a total of more than 80,000 deer found in all areas of the state. NH has a long archery season starting September 15, a muzzleloader season 11 days prior to the firearms season, and a firearms season during the peak of the rut.

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Page Through the Digital Edition

Read the entire 2011 NH Hunting & Trapping Digest online! Our unique digital edition allows you to page through the entire guide, just as if you were reading the magazine. The table of contents, URL's and advertisements are all clickable and will take you right to the website.

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Small Game Hunting

To hunt for small game, a resident must have a current Regular NH Hunting, Combination or Archery License. A nonresident must have a Regular NH Hunting, Combination or Archery License or a Small Game License.

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Hunter Education in New Hampshire

Successful completion of a Hunter Education class and field exam is required for NH hunters age 16 and older who haven’t previously held a hunting license. In a Hunter Education course, you’ll learn about firearms safety and handling, outdoor safety and survival skills...

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Where to Hunt Have a Safe Hunt Prohibited Use of Rifles Deer/Turkey Registration Stations

2011 New Hampshire Hunting Guide

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