Guided outfitter
BBB Guide Service LLC (Acer Hill Farm)
Chukar and partridgeWhitetail deerBlack or brown bearTurkey
Contact for price
Operator website reviewed
Vermont Hunting
Hunting land for sale, guided hunts, outfitters, leases and official Vermont seasons and licenses.
Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department
Seasons, bag limits, units, licenses and emergency closures come from the agency. Where2Hunt has not published reviewed Vermont season summaries yet, so use the official pages.
Official hunting pageBuy a license (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service directory)Federal migratory bird rules
Links checked Oct 28, 2026.
Paid hunting listed
9
4 with the operator site reviewed, 0 from a state register and 5 from directories. This is not every business in Vermont. Coverage details
Hunting land for sale
4
Active listings in Vermont whose remarks describe hunting on the property.
Browse Vermont hunting landHunting in Vermont by species
Hunting land for sale in Vermont by county
Paid hunting in Vermont
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Operator website reviewed
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Operator website reviewed
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Directory listing
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Directory listing
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Directory listing
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Directory listing
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Directory listing
Listings come from operator websites, state registers and hunting directories. Prices and openings change often, so every listing says Contact for price until an operator confirms current packages. How we verify.
Vermont hunting land for sale
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$165,000
Brookfield, VT · $4,465/acre
Whitetail deer
“Positioned perfectly for the upcoming hunting season or your future homestead, this exceptional 36.95+/- acre parcel in historic Brookfield offers…”
$225,000
Richford, VT · $7,282/acre
Whitetail deerBlack or brown bear
“Originally designed to house sap bulk tanks, it can easily be used to launch your sugaring business, converted into a rugged hunting camp, or…”
$750,000
Underhill, VT · $7,455/acre
“Use it as a primary residence, a rustic getaway, or a high-end hunting lodge.”
Private land access marketplaces
Many day hunts and leases in Vermont are listed on these national sites. Where2Hunt has no partnership with them.
- LandTrust: Short trips and host packages on private land
- Infinite Outdoors: Reserved private-land hunting access
- Outdoor Access: Private recreation and hunting access
- HLRBO: Direct hunting lease marketplace
- Base Camp Leasing: Hunting leases
- Hunting Lease Network: Hunting lease marketplace
- Weyerhaeuser Recreation: Timberland leases and access permits
- Rayonier Hunting and Recreation: Timberland leases and permits
Where these listings came from
- BBB Guide Service site: Operator site
- Fields Bay Outfitters site: Operator site
- Frost Fire Guide Service site: Operator site
- Guidefitter Vermont listings: 3 outfitters; profile pages for towns
- Guidefitter Vermont listings: Pickett Hill, Ammonoosuc River, Whitetail Strategies (already on file)
- Guidefitter state hunting outfitter pages and profiles: state pages for all 13 states (incl. paginated pages) and individual outfitter profiles for town
- Hunting Hubs Vermont outfitters: Directory of 11 VT operators; used to find towns for Wild Rivers Outfitting and BBB Guide Service
- HuntingLicense.com Vermont hunting guides: Directory with 13 VT guides; several listed sites no longer resolve so those were skipped
- Ultimate Deer Hunting directory pages and listings: state pages for PA, WV, NY, VA, NC, MD, VT, NH, NJ plus listing pages
- Ultimate Pheasant Hunting directory pages and listings: state pages for all 13 states; mostly already captured in existing files
- Ultimate Pheasant Hunting directory, Vermont: 1 entry
- Ultimate Waterfowl Hunting directory pages and listings: state pages for MD, VA, NC, DE, NY, NJ, PA, MA, WV, RI, VT, CT, NH plus individual listing pages for town, phone, website
- Vermont Fish & Wildlife guides page (guessed URL): 404
- Vermont Outdoor Guide Association hunting guides page: Returned HTTP 525, could not be read
- Vermont regulated shooting ground rule (Reg. 690): regulatory context only
- Wild Rivers Outfitting site: Operator site
Hunting in Vermont: common questions
Where can I hunt in Vermont?
Where2Hunt lists 9 paid hunting options in Vermont, including outfitters, lodges, preserves and leases, most often for turkey, small game, whitetail deer, grouse. Public land and access programs are managed by the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department.
Is there hunting land for sale in Vermont?
Yes. There are 4 hunting properties for sale in Vermont covering 181 acres, with a median asking price of $7,282 per acre.
How do I get a hunting license in Vermont?
Buy Vermont hunting licenses, tags and stamps from the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department, online or through licensed agents. Requirements differ for residents, nonresidents, youth and hunter education.
When are hunting seasons in Vermont?
The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department sets Vermont hunting season dates, units and bag limits every year. Check the official regulations before you book a hunt or travel.