BloodLine Outdoors, LLC

BloodLine Outdoors, LLC Welcome to BloodLine Outdoors, LLC. NH based small business founded on legacy and dedicated to outdoor adventure, conservation, and ethical hunting. Welcome!

My name is Steve Terry and together with my wife Heather Lakin-Terry, we founded our small business BloodLine Outdoors, LLC with a shared passion for outdoor adventures and a commitment to family legacy. What started as a small dream of ours, has blossomed into something greater than ourselves that is focused on making a lasting impact on our community and the generations to come. At the heart of

BloodLine Outdoors, LLC is a deep respect for nature, wildlife, and responsible hunting practices. Our mission is not only to build a legacy for our family but also to educate others on the importance of conservation, land stewardship, and ethical hunting. We will be working closely with local Fish and Game departments to promote sustainable practices and ensure that future generations will be able to experience the great outdoors just as we have. We don’t just work for our own success — we work for the success of the entire community. We are passionate about bringing people together, and one of the ways we do that is by collaborating with other local businesses, forming partnerships that help strengthen the community as a whole. By working with other like-minded organizations, we can bring a variety of perspectives and resources to the table, ensuring that our events are not only enjoyable but also impactful. Stay tuned as we will also be creating a podcast where you can hear about our upcoming events to foster connection, learning, and fun. Whether it’s outdoor workshops, family-friendly activities, or conservation talks, together, we can build a stronger, more engaged community for the future. We hope you will follow along with us as we accomplish what we set out to do!

-Steven and Heather

What a beautiful crisp Vermont morning it was. The dew fresh on the grass, birds waking up, and the sound of gobbles rol...
05/09/2026

What a beautiful crisp Vermont morning it was. The dew fresh on the grass, birds waking up, and the sound of gobbles rolling through the woods into the field.

The good lord certainly blessed us with the watercolor sunrise and a hunt that we wont forget. What made it even better was partnering up with Future Generations to help this young youth tag his first bird ever. Moments like this are what it’s all about — getting youth back outdoors, teaching respect for nature, passing down traditions, and making memories they’ll never forget.

The future of hunting and conservation starts right here. 🦃🌲

05/04/2026

There’s a certain kind of quiet that only comes with the start of turkey season.

The woods aren’t fully awake yet—but they’re getting there. The air is crisp, the ground still damp from spring, and every sound feels amplified. A distant gobble echoes through the trees and suddenly… your whole body is alert. Heart racing, senses sharp, waiting.

Mornings come early this time of year, but there’s something about being out there before the sun rises—watching the woods slowly come alive—that makes it worth every lost minute of sleep.

It’s not just about the hunt. It’s the patience, the stillness, the connection to something older than all of us.

Good luck to everyone getting out there this season—stay safe, stay patient, and enjoy every second of it. 🦃🌲

05/01/2026

And so it begins New Hampshire!!! Turkey season is finally here! We will be out in the woods this weekend and then have a fun weekend in store next weekend. Stay tuned for that!

Good luck this season and show us your turkeys when you get em! 🦃

There’s something about walking into the woods in early spring that feels like you showed up way too early to a party… a...
04/13/2026

There’s something about walking into the woods in early spring that feels like you showed up way too early to a party… and the animals are just starting to roll out of bed.

The ground is soft, the air smells like wet earth and second chances, and everywhere you look there are little signs that the forest is waking up—just not very gracefully. Fresh tracks in the mud like, “yep, someone was here before coffee.” Half-chewed branches, scattered feathers… honestly, it looks like the wildlife equivalent of a Monday morning.

The birds are back, but they’re not exactly subtle about it. It’s less “peaceful chirping” and more “HEY. I’M ALIVE. ARE YOU ALIVE??” echoing through the trees. A squirrel darts by like it already has 17 things on its to-do list, and somewhere in the distance a deer is side-eyeing you like you’re the one who doesn’t belong.

And yet… it’s kind of perfect.

The woods don’t wake up all at once—they stretch, they yawn, they make a little mess, and then slowly come back to life. Honestly, same.

Spring in the forest is just nature reminding us that it’s okay to ease back in, be a little chaotic, and still turn out beautifully in the end. 🌿

Over the past couple weeks we have had numerous conversations with "Tom" using our slate plate, just TRYING TO COME TO A...
04/11/2026

Over the past couple weeks we have had numerous conversations with "Tom" using our slate plate, just TRYING TO COME TO AN AGREEMENT to move off of our property!! Due to non compliance, we have now informed him that he and other fellow gobblers in 20 days time, will be in a window we're the law allows us to protect our property from such trespassers. They have been walking through there like they own the place, they have been scratching up the ground, yelling from the trees in the early mornings, puffing (strutting) up there feathers to try and look all tough and dominate.
After talking with other hunters from around the country, they have been having the same issue! Its inconsiderate really!
Enough is enough with these bullies.

We dont know about you but we are gearing up with the best for early/spring season! If you are looking for some new gear, check out our site for what we use all season long!

We hope everyone has a great 2026 Spring season!
Let's see your gobblers!!

There’s something different about standing on the land where your food actually comes from.This weekend we went to a fam...
03/11/2026

There’s something different about standing on the land where your food actually comes from.

This weekend we went to a family farm and cut up our own meat. No plastic packaging. No fluorescent grocery store lights. Just fresh air, honest work, and a deep respect for the animal that fed our families.

It’s not glamorous. It’s not quick. And it’s definitely not for the faint of heart.

But it’s real.

You learn quickly that meat doesn’t magically appear on a foam tray wrapped in plastic. It comes from hard work, skilled hands, and farmers who care deeply about their animals and their land. When you’re part of the process — from field to freezer — you gain a level of appreciation you can’t get any other way.

There’s also something powerful about the tradition of it. Families working side by side. Knives on cutting boards. Stories being told while meat is wrapped and labeled. Kids watching and learning where food truly comes from.

It’s messy.
It’s humbling.
And honestly… it’s one of the most grounding things you can do.

At the end of the day the freezer is full, the hands are sore, and there’s a quiet sense of gratitude knowing exactly how that food got to your table.

Not everyone will choose this life — and that’s okay.

But there’s something special about food you worked for, food you respected, and food that connects you back to the land.

Farm to table isn’t a trend here.

It’s just the way it’s always been. 🥩🌾🚜

What an amazing event that we got to be apart of this weekend, congrats to all the winners and it was so amazing to so m...
02/17/2026

What an amazing event that we got to be apart of this weekend, congrats to all the winners and it was so amazing to so many kids out there having the time of their life fishing with family and friends.

What a beautiful Sunday to sink a line at the 45th Webster Lake Fishing Derby!!Swing by and enter into the 50/50 or the ...
02/15/2026

What a beautiful Sunday to sink a line at the 45th Webster Lake Fishing Derby!!

Swing by and enter into the 50/50 or the raffle prizes for a Bob House Package, a meat freezer full $500 worth of meat or a Skeedo Snowmobile!!!

Join us in closing up a phenomenal weekend!

Catch us today helping out with the 45th Webster Lake Fishing Derby!!!Raffles, food truck and fishing.... what a great w...
02/14/2026

Catch us today helping out with the 45th Webster Lake Fishing Derby!!!

Raffles, food truck and fishing.... what a great weekend ahead!

Hope to see you there!

Fundraising for the 2027 Webster Lake Ice Fishing Derby is already underway. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor or contributing next year, please stop by the HQ this weekend and talk to a board member.
www.websterlakeicefishingderby.com

02/13/2026
01/08/2026

🎆 Happy New Year from the BloodLine Outdoors family to yours! 🎆

As we step into another year, we want to thank everyone who has supported us, hunted with us, and shared in this lifestyle we love so much.

Even though the season may slow down, hunting never truly ends. There’s always work to be done—land to manage, stands to check, gear to tune, animals to study, and plans to make for the next season ahead. The off-season is where the foundation is built for the memories yet to come.

We’re grateful for another year of hard work, early mornings, and time spent outdoors doing what we love with the people who matter most. Here’s to preparation, patience, and another season ahead full of opportunity.

Wishing you a safe, healthy, and successful New Year.
🦌🌲

Address

Lyndon, VT
05851

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 5pm
Saturday 7am - 12pm

Telephone

+16036304412

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