Bulletin board: Day 5 of the Massachusetts shotgun deer hunting season sees 38 deer checked locally
Jared Bornstein walks through the woods while deer hunting Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023, in Turner, Maine. AP FILE
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Published: 12-01-2023 6:55 PM
Modified: 12-01-2023 6:55 PM |
Day 5 of the Massachusetts shotgun deer hunting season saw 38 deer reported Friday at Franklin County checking stations.
New Salem’s Robert Lanagan reported the largest deer on Friday, checking a 187-pound, eight-point buck at Flagg’s Bait & Tackle in Orange.
Here’s the full list of deer reported from Friday (hunter’s name, hometown, weight of deer and number of points):
Friday: Austin Valle, West Springfield, 174, 7; Craig Gerry, Heath, 139, 8; Jeremy Ballantine, West Dover, Vt., 163, 8; Steven Richard, West Enfield, Maine, 137, 7; Cody Underwood, Colrain, 110, 0; Jacob Smead, Deerfield, 126, doe; Owen Mercer, Dracut, 100, 2; John Letourneau, Bernardston, 132, 8; Glen Dean, Charlemont, 174, 10; James Whitman, Erving, 97, 2; Bernard Hopkins III, Charlemont, 137, 6; Mark Patenaude, Colrain, 100, 3; Mark Gebo, Brattleboro, Vt., 128, 2; Lawrence Gebo, Ferrisburgh, Vt., 138, 5; Kyle Baker, Leyden, 153, 8; Bruce Tennyson, Jr., Shelburne, 118, 8; Bryan Clark, Goshen, 104, 3; Kevin Clark, Hawley, 97, 2.
Bears (2): Brian Johnston, Colrain, 112; Nelson Lanoue, Charlemont, 130.
Thursday late: Ethan Thrower, Shelburne, 106, 2; Douglas Anngar, Charlemont, 113, 4; Norman Star, Charlemont, 135, 5.
Friday: Travis Ayotte, Goshen, N.H., 133, 7; Robert Lanagan, New Salem, 187, 8; Wesley St.Hilaire, Petersham, 105, doe; Gabriel Vorce, Orange, 113, doe; Sean Chilmark, Templeton, Calif., 132, doe; Dennis Joyner, Waterford, Conn., 178, 11; Jimmy Morin, Orange, 78, doe; Zachary Geyster, Orange, 123, 7.
Friday: Robert Menko, Greenfield, 135, 6; Thomas Vollinger, Arlington, Vt., 96, 3; Lance Bristol, Greenfield, 121, doe; Victor Lamountain Jr., Greenfield, 96, 3; Jonathan Rastallis, Montague, 113, doe; Kerry Mills, Greenfield, 102, 1.
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