For Connecticut’s hunting community, the new law is a game-changer. It builds on a partial repeal from 2015 that allowed bow hunting on Sundays and now extends the same freedom to those using ...

In Connecticut, a resident firearms hunting license costs $19 for ages 18-64, and $10 for ages 16-17. An archery deer license costs $41 for residents, $21 for residents age 16-17, and $10 for ...

I strongly disagree with Brandon Gleason that Connecticut needs to allow Sunday hunting (“It’s time to end CT’s very outdated ban on Sunday hunting”, May 16, 2025). Mr. Gleason’s uses ...

Connecticut hunters and conservation advocates are applauding the passage of Senate Bill 7231, which expands Sunday hunting for the first time in the state’s history. The law will take effect on ...

Hunters have fought unsuccessfully for decades to overturn the state’s ban on Sunday hunting, which they have described as the last of Connecticut’s historic “blue laws.” In 2015 ...

Connecticut is in the minority of states without a managed bear hunt. Hunting is currently allowed everywhere else in New England, with the exception of Rhode Island.

HARTFORD, CT (WFSB) - Connecticut lawmakers are not yet ready to say “yes” to bear hunting in the state. A controversial proposal that would allow it was debated in the state Senate on Thursday.

HARTFORD, Conn. — Connecticut hunters and anglers contribute millions to the state’s economy each year and play a vital role in conservation efforts, but over the last several years, hunting ...

Connecticut hunting and fishing licenses sales decline. Here’s why it impacts the economy and outdoor programs. Stephen Underwood, Hartford Courant; Mar 19, 2025 Mar 19, 2025; ...