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| 248.1 | Pheasant info.. | TARKIN::AHO | Uncle Mike | Thu Oct 13 1988 16:00 | 17 |
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You didn't say as to whether you were from out of state
or not, but for a non-resident license (small game) $36.50 + $10.50
for the pheasant "stamp".
The season has already started (OCT 1) and goes til .. I think
Dec 31, but I'd have to consult my rules as they aren't here at
work..
Places to hunt?? Good question...
~Mike~
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| 248.2 | Inquiering Mind's want To know | PCCAD1::RICHARDJ | Bluegrass,Music Aged to Perfection | Thu Oct 13 1988 19:33 | 7 |
| Yeah,
I'd like to know where to hunt pheasant in N.H. I understand
they imported 11,000 pheasants this year. They probably bought them
from the Mass game farms because Mass doesn't have the money to
stock.
Jim
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| 248.3 | | CLUSTA::STORM | | Sun Oct 16 1988 14:45 | 17 |
| Actually, N.H. imports it's pheasants from New York.
N.H. doesn't stock nearly as many pheasants as Mass and only stocks
three times a year. I believe they have completed their stockings
for the year. The season does stay open until the end of the year
and there will still be a few birds around, but it will take a lot
of hunting to find them.
You should contact the fish and game for a list of stocking sites.
I think they put most of the birds in state owned places, like Surry
Mountain around Peterborough, and the flood control area around
Concord. There is also a place along the Souhegan River in Milford
where they stock.
Good luck,
Mark
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| 248.4 | Pheasant License info | NOKNOK::BOWEN | | Mon Oct 17 1988 11:10 | 12 |
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N.H. Pheasant season Oct. 1-Dec. 31, Daily bag limit = 2 (1
of which may be female) Season limit = 10. Pheasant stamp $10.50,
not required under 16 yrs of age. Must have previous hunting license
or proof of completion of Hunter Safety course to purchase N.H.
hunting license. Resident hunting = 15.00, non-resident = 36.00
(small game only). Hope this helps out. Source: N.H. Fish Game
Dept Hunting Trapping Guide 1988-1989 (Orange booklet)
Phill
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| 248.5 | SOUTHERN N.H. YOUR BEST SHOT! | NEBVAX::PAPPALARDO | CLEVER PHARSE. | Tue Oct 18 1988 14:37 | 12 |
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Pheasant hunting in N.H is never Good you would be better off saying
Fair. If your from Mass and want to chase these Great birds you
would be better off to hunt them there. If you must hunt N.H. and
want to spend the money for a non-resident lic. then stick to the
extreme southern part of the state or coastal area, there you would
probably have greater success. As far as hunting pheasant without
a dog, its going to be real tough.
Good Luck and Welcome back to the hunting scene.
Rick....
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