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  1. Field Dressing and Processing
    https://www.wildlife.nh.gov/hunting-nh/after-harvest/field-dressing-and-processing
  2. Tips on Field Techniques
    Adapted from the Massachusetts Herp Atlas Project, Massachusetts Audubon Society. Used by permission. Although each RAARP participant will develop their own style of working, the following basic su
    https://www.wildlife.nh.gov/wildlife-and-habitat/nongame-and-endangered-species/reporting-nh-reptile-and-amphibian-sightings-2
  3. Field Trial Permit
    https://www.wildlife.nh.gov//sites/g/files/ehbemt746/files/documents/field-trial-permit.pdf
  4. Pine River Pond - Wakefield
    https://www.wildlife.nh.gov/documents/pine-river-pond-wakefield
  5. Moose Game Care and Transport
    Moose Meat Keep the meat cool, clean, and dry. Moose spoil fast because they retain heat. The surest way to cool the meat is to field dress the moose and skin and quarter it immediately after th
    https://www.wildlife.nh.gov/hunting-nh/after-harvest/field-dressing-and-processing/moose-game-care-and-transport
  6. After the Harvest
    After all the preparation for a successful day in the field, hunters also need to be ready for the moment when their quarry becomes their harvest. From field dressing game to home-processing technique
    https://www.wildlife.nh.gov/hunting-nh/after-harvest
  7. Wildlife Watching in New Hampshire
    Bring Binoculars While binoculars are one of the most helpful wildlife watching tools, selecting a good pair can be difficult. An all-purpose pair may be 7 or 8 magnification and 35 or 40 lens di
    https://www.wildlife.nh.gov/get-outside/wildlife-watching-new-hampshire
  8. Safe Handling of Wild Game
    Wild game can provide a delicious and healthy source of food, but hunters should always take precautions to minimize exposure to wildlife diseases. The following precautionary measures are easy, effec
    https://www.wildlife.nh.gov/hunting-nh/after-harvest/safe-handling-wild-game
  9. State Wildlife Grants
    In 2010, New Hampshire Fish and Game joined with the other states and territories to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the State Wildlife Grants program (SWG) and the remarkable successes it has broug
    https://www.wildlife.nh.gov/wildlife-and-habitat/nongame-and-endangered-species/nongame-funding/state-wildlife-grants
  10. SWAP Audit
    Natural resources make important contributions to New Hampshire's economy, rural character, and quality of life. When these resources are degraded you may feel frustrated and want to learn how you can
    https://www.wildlife.nh.gov/wildlife-and-habitat/nh-wildlife-action-plan/swap-audit