Falls from treestands have traditionally been a leading cause of hunting accidents, but with a record four fatalities this deer season and 14 treestand-related accidents just in Alabama alone, that state is urging hunters to be more careful out there. Good advice for elevated deer hunters everywhere. In six of the recent Alabama accidents, the […]
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The American Kennel Club announced its nationwide registration statistics recently, revealing that for the 20th consecutive year, the Labrador Retriever is the most popular breed in America. This year’s list included some shakeups in the top 10 – the Beagle overtook the Golden Retriever for the 4th spot and the Bulldog, which has been steadily
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I read a few weeks back where Pennsylvania has now joined 35 other states, including New York, in a united front to put the hammer down on serious poaching violations. What this means is someone who loses his or her hunting license privileges in one of the “Compact” states for certain poaching offenses will lose
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This year’s sport show season has taken a decidedly different turn. Usually, I’ll manage to get to at least one of the many shows around the state to meet with New York Outdoor News readers. Yes, they can be long, grueling days, followed by a pizza scarfed down sitting at the edge of a hotel
As deer numbers continue to be low on the vast public lands in the state‘s northern tier, and even in many places south of Interstate 80, hunters search for reasons why. They keep coming back to coyotes. Even though the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s deer biologists have consistently claimed that coyote predation on fawns is not
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