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Deer Hunting Seasons Kick Off Nationwide on September 13

9/10/2025

Summary

Story summary

Wisconsin's 2025 deer hunting season starts on September 13, offering archery and crossbow options statewide.
Georgia also opens its archery deer season on September 13, promoting the Georgia Hunters for the Hungry program for harvest sharing.
Colorado's hunting season is underway for bear, elk, and pronghorn, with a reminder for hunters to wear fluorescent orange for safety.
Arizona introduces a pioneer license for one-horned bighorn sheep, available to residents over 70 who have lived in the state for 25 years.
France's hunting season spans early autumn to February, with dates varying by department and species.

History

Historical Context

The 1934 Pittman-Robertson Act imposed a federal excise tax on firearms and ammunition, generating over $14 billion for wildlife conservation. This funding supports initiatives like Georgia's Hunters for the Hungry, promoting ethical hunting. Today, diverse hunting seasons in states such as Wisconsin and Colorado reflect a commitment to wildlife management and community engagement, emphasizing safety regulations like wearing fluorescent orange.

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Story summary

Wisconsin's 2025 deer hunting season starts on September 13, offering archery and crossbow options statewide.
Georgia also opens its archery deer season on September 13, promoting the Georgia Hunters for the Hungry program for harvest sharing.
Colorado's hunting season is underway for bear, elk, and pronghorn, with a reminder for hunters to wear fluorescent orange for safety.
Arizona introduces a pioneer license for one-horned bighorn sheep, available to residents over 70 who have lived in the state for 25 years.
France's hunting season spans early autumn to February, with dates varying by department and species.

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