Hunters take aim as bow hunting season opens on public and private land
Right now, hunting is allowed every day except Sundays.
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Sep 15, 2025, 10:25 AM
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Updated 1 hr ago
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13h agoBow hunting season for both deer and turkeys begins today on public and private land across Connecticut.
Right now, hunting is allowed every day except Sundays.
That will change next month when Sunday hunting will be permitted in some areas.
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