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The issue of potential lead residue in harvested wildlife has recently attracted our attention. Click here for frequently asked Questions on Lead in Venison.

Click here to download the 2008-2009 New Hampshire Hunting Digest (1.3 MB PDF) Or, pick one up wherever you buy your license!

Get your new 2009 New Hampshire Fish & Wildlife Calendar now - just $9.95! Free S&H. Click here for a print-and-mail order form. An even better deal: For a limited time, get your calendar and a new 2-year subscription to N.H. Wildlife Journal for just $25! Click here for this WILD DEAL.

NH Wildlife Journal magazine - NEW ISSUE! Nov./Dec. 2008: Where the wild cat roams; Faces of conservation; Venison - from field to freezer; Northern river otter; Deer-hunting mythbusters; Birdfeeders you can make with your kids; Latest news in fish and wildlife conservation; Warden's Watch and more! Click here to read sample articles & subscribe today!

TV | Video | Audio -- Featured video: "The Well-equipped Hunter" features Tom Flynn and Mark Beauchesne demonstrating gear for staying warm, dry, comfortable and ready for the unexpected -- whether you stay on the move or hunt from a stand.

NH Wildlife Action Plan

New Habitat Stewardship brochure series - Floodplain Forests, Grasslands, Vernal Pools, Marsh and Shrub Wetlands

Wildlife-related recreation is good for New Hampshire's Economy: 839,000 hunters, anglers and wildlife watchers spent $560 million on wildlife-related recreation in New Hampshire in 2006, according to a new survey from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Click to learn more...