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| Vermont Moose Hunt Auction Nets over $22,000 for Wildlife Education 7/31/08 Waterbury, Vermont - Vermont's third annual auction of five moose hunting permits closed on July 28, with more than $22,000 taken in to help fund Fish & Wildlife educational programs, such as the Green Mountain Conservation Camps for 12 to 16 year old youths. Seven bids ranging from $401 to $5,582 were submitted from people as far away as Virginia. Bids do not include the cost of a hunting license ($20 for residents and $90 for nonresidents) or hunting permit fee ($100 for residents and $350 for nonresidents). Auction winners were as follows: Eric DeWolfe, Hopkinton, MA - bid $5,582 Donald Davis, Claremont, NH - bid $5,500 Michael Gleason, Berlin, MA - bid $4,750 William Meyers, Colrain, MA - bid $4,371.18 Gary Haines, Stafford, VA - bid $2,225 Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department scientists have prescribed that 1,260 moose hunting permits be issued for the hunting season to be held October 18-23 and October 25-November 2. Less than 1 percent of the moose hunting permits were available for auction. Other permits were issued in a lottery drawing on July 10. Lottery winners are posted in a searchable database on the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department's website (www.vtfishandwildlife.com). Click on "Hunting andTrapping" and then on "Lottery Applications and Winners." "We are managing Vermont's moose population to keep it in balance with available habitat," said Cedri ... |
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