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Thinking about getting a goat in Massachusetts? You might be surprised to find that goat ownership laws in Massachusetts are not set at the state level alone.
Roosters don’t follow schedules, and in Massachusetts, that unpredictability sits at the center of a surprisingly layered legal landscape.
Massachusetts is home to hundreds of thousands of dog owners who walk their pets through city parks, suburban neighborhoods, and sprawling wildlife management areas every day.
Massachusetts is home to hundreds of animal species that are at risk of disappearing — and the laws protecting them apply to everyone, whether you own land, work outdoors, or simply encounter wildlife on a hike.
Finding a neighbor’s cat digging up your garden, startling your pets, or leaving unwanted surprises on your lawn is a frustratingly common situation for Massachusetts homeowners.
Your dog just bit someone — and now you’re wondering what comes next.
You might be surprised to learn that hedgehogs are not as freely legal to own as many people assume.
Massachusetts may be better known for its coastline and striped bass runs, but the Bay State quietly delivers some of the finest trout fishing in all of New England.
Massachusetts is one of New England’s most rewarding states for bass fishing, offering hundreds of lakes, ponds, rivers, and reservoirs packed with both largemouth and smallmouth bass.
Spring in Massachusetts is a season of genuine transformation — snow melts, temperatures climb, and the landscape shifts from grey to green almost overnight.
Most people are surprised the first time they spot a snake in their Massachusetts yard or on a local trail — and even more surprised by how early in the year it can happen.
Black bears in Massachusetts are on the move earlier than most people expect.
Ticks in Massachusetts are not just a summer concern — they are active for much of the year, and the diseases they carry can have serious health consequences.
Massachusetts has some of the most variable backyard chicken regulations in the country — what’s perfectly legal in one town can result in a fine just a few miles away.
Massachusetts offers one of the most structured deer hunting programs in the Northeast, with carefully regulated seasons designed to manage the state’s growing white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) population while providing diverse hunting opportunities.
Massachusetts beekeepers face a complex regulatory landscape that balances agricultural interests with public safety concerns.
If you’re planning a bird hunting trip to Massachusetts and wondering about dove season, here’s what you need to know upfront: mourning dove hunting is illegal in Massachusetts.
More than 70,000 acres of Massachusetts forests suffered defoliation in a single year from just one invasive insect species.
The smooth green snake represents one of Massachusetts’ most overlooked reptile species.
You’re driving down a Massachusetts road when a deer suddenly jumps in front of your car.
