The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department owns more than 100 Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) throughout the state, totaling over 133,000 acres. Each area is open to the public and offers a unique …

Most of these state-managed lands are open to hunting, fishing, and other forms of wildlife-based recreation. Wildlife Management Areas The Fish & Wildlife Department currently owns 105 Wildlife …

Wildlife management units are used to regulate the harvest of certain big game and small game species. Wildlife management units (WMUs) were established in 1979 to regulate deer harvest on a …