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SNLT Acquires ±67 Acres in Buckland/Conway

The Sportsmens National Land Trust is pleased to announce that it has acquired approximately 67 acres of land in Franklin County. The forested parcel is partially in Conway but primarily in Buckland with frontage on Bray Road. This parcel will be open space in perpetuity and adds permanent access to over - Read More

SNLT to Exhibit at 2022 Sportsmens Show

Join us, and thousands of fellow sportsmen, at the upcoming 2022 OSEG Show at the Big E, West Springfield MA February 25-27

Mass Wildlife considering raising License Fees

2/5/2021 - For the first time since 1996, the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (MassWildlife) is considering an increase in hunting and fishing license fees to ensure the continued conservation, protection, and management of wildlife, fish, and plants in Massachusetts for the benefit and enjoyment of the public. The public - Read More

Good time for property improvements!

I had to get my son out of the house, so together we hung a "Duck" box on a beautiful piece of public land in Granville Mass. I hope the Woodies like it as it would be great to see ducklings when we visit the area this summer. This is a - Read More

Donate to the SNLT using AMAZON SMILE

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Stay safe and get outdoors

Although the virus is making everyone avoid close contact, the fish don't seem to care! As the weather warms up, consider taking the kids out fishing until the virus runs its course. Click HERE for the MA fishing regulations. Stay safe and enjoy the great outdoors!

Berkshire waters yield 20 gold pins and an Angler of the Year in 2019

Each year, MassWildlife recognizes anglers who catch exceptional freshwater fish in waters open to the public. If you submit the largest or longest fish in an eligible species category, you will get a gold pin and a plaque, and you’ll also be honored in a MassWildlife awards event.

Preliminary deer harvest report shows a near state record year in 2019, but not in the Western District

The preliminary statewide deer harvest for 2019 is 13,922 – the second highest harvest on record, 628 fewer than the 2018 record.

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