The shotgun deer hunting season officially begins in Massachusetts today, following the annual tradition of starting the first Monday after Thanksgiving. As hunters head into the fields for this popular activity, they must ensure they possess the necessary licenses and permits while adhering to strict regulations, including the mandatory use of hunter orange clothing for visibility and safety.
With the season running until December 13, hunters are reminded that all harvested deer must be reported within 48 hours, requiring visits to physical check stations for data collection. The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife emphasizes the importance of safe practices and legal hunting methods, highlighting what is permissible in the pursuit of white-tailed deer. To learn more about the rules and safety measures for this season, including what hunting techniques are allowed, click through to the full article.
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