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      • 70 YEARS AGO
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      • DCR vs BEAVERS
    • Origin of the Brook
      • Beginning to End
      • Power of the Brook
      • Harland Bridge
    • History
      • 1955 Floods
      • 1955 Flood Who Lived it
      • Rebuilding the Brook
      • Summer 2016
      • Maps
      • Milton's Ice Age
      • Milton's Ice Man
      • Chickatawbut Road
    • Wildlife
      • Hawks
      • Deer Hunt
    • About Us
      • Milton's Dick Russelll
      • Welcome to this Website
      • Memorial Day
  • Home
  • News
    • HARLAND ST FLOODING
    • 70 YEARS AGO
    • Trapping Beavers
    • Parking Pope's Pond
    • Weather 2025
    • Weather 2024
    • DCR vs BEAVERS
  • Origin of the Brook
    • Beginning to End
    • Power of the Brook
    • Harland Bridge
  • History
    • 1955 Floods
    • 1955 Flood Who Lived it
    • Rebuilding the Brook
    • Summer 2016
    • Maps
    • Milton's Ice Age
    • Milton's Ice Man
    • Chickatawbut Road
  • Wildlife
    • Hawks
    • Deer Hunt
  • About Us
    • Milton's Dick Russelll
    • Welcome to this Website
    • Memorial Day

Blue Hills Deer Hunt

About Milton Blue Hills

Blue Hills Deer Hunt NOVEMBER 3-26, 2025

Deer's Killed 2015-24 - 408

TOTAL KILLED 408

Having devoted the summer to traveling the Blue Hills, one would anticipate frequent sightings of a deer; however, the only evidence of their presence was sporadic clusters of deer droppings. The woods are markedly silent, by the absence of life and the presence of an occasional squirrel. The original intent of the reservation, designed as a sanctuary for wildlife, stands in stark contrast to the current reality. In the early 19th century, the deer population was killed off from the results of excessive hunting.

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