Colorado Parks and Wildlife is developing a management plan for black bears in the western San Luis Valley and is seeking comments from the public concerning bears in this part of the state.
Colorado's San Luis Valley bear management planning Read More »
A stream outing with my daughter a year ago led to the discovery of ripening black raspberries — lots of them! The trout fishing was good, but three days later, we were back toting containers to fill with berries instead of carrying our fishing rods. We harvested several quarts of delicious fruit with minimal effort.
Expanding your outdoor horizons enhances enjoyment Read More »
The adventure of a lifetime is in store for 275 people who have been offered permits to hunt moose in New Hampshire this October.
Lucky Day for 2012 New Hampshire moose hunt permit winners Read More »
Water temperatures are warming in South Dakota, and boaters typically begin to take to the water in greater numbers as the July Fourth holiday approaches.
Boating Safety Emphasized by South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Read More »
They’ve become the “Bigfoot” of Illinois. Cougars, also known as “mountain lions,” have been the mysterious subject of deer hunters’ tales for the past five years. But wildlife officials have never confirmed the big cat’s existence. Now, a researcher and associate professor from Southern Illinois University is contending that cougars are indeed making a comeback
Study by SIU research team points to cougar resurgence Read More »
We’re always looking ahead to the next issue here at New York Outdoor News, so when we’re actually locking up one for the press we’re most likely pecking away at the next one or two, and sometimes even three, which forces us to look about six weeks to even two months ahead of the present.
Looking ahead, but seizing the moment Read More »
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