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"New Hampshire\u2019s 2013 youth turkey hunt this past weekend was a success, with many youths and their licensed hunters taking a gobbler.This year marked the ninth annual youth turkey hunt weekend in New Hampshire and this year was a great success, said Mark Beauchesne, spokesman for New Hampshire Fish and Game.While tallies are not all in yet, the weather helped to get out lots of people into field and forest to find a turkey.During the 2012 youth weekend, young hunters took an impressive 521 turkeys, or 14.2 percent of the total spring turkey harvest in the state.To participate in the special youth weekend turkey hunt, hunters must be age 15 or younger and must be accompanied by a properly licensed adult age 18 or older. The adult may not carry a firearm or bow and arrow. Youth hunters do not need a hunting license, but they must have a valid turkey permit ($16 resident, $31 nonresident).Accompanying adults must hold either a current New Hampshire hunting or archery license and a turkey permit.\"Nothing generates more compliments, letters of thanks, and photographs of proud parents and beaming kids, than our youth turkey weekend,\" said Mark Ellingwood, Wildlife Division Chief for New Hampshire Fish and Game. \"We take great pride and satisfaction in providing young people and mentoring adults with the opportunity to learn safe hunting practices, to put lean, healthy, natural food on their family table, and to enjoy the spellbinding wonders and beauty of New Hampshire\u2019s spring woodlands.\"19003418"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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