At 1,584 acres – and a good chunk of it available to archery hunting – it attracts the bowhunter who prefers wooded hills over rolling fields and the obvious challenges that come with hunting public land.
Bowhunt New York’s Gilbert Lake this year; fish, and camp next year Read More »
A look at upcoming events from across New York published in the Oct. 6, 2023, edition of New York Outdoor News.
New York’s Outdoor Calendar Read More »
In the natural world, I admire the rule-breakers – the species of plant or animal that just don’t fit into the pigeon holes that people dig for them. I like the species that go against the preconceived ideas that humans set forth. Recently, while working in my large perennial flower garden (which is in my front yard, not backyard), I found a large orchid plant. I know all the plants in my garden, so when I saw this orchid, it stopped me in my tracks because I hadn’t planted it.
Nature Smart: A look at some of nature’s rule-breakers Read More »
Sometimes a photo is just as captivating for what it doesn’t show as for what it does. Case in point: Scott Thiede is a very patient photographer, sitting in a blind out in a field for hours at a time to get unique views of the natural world.
His photo of a black bear doesn’t show the fact that Thiede had been in that same spot just a few minutes earlier.
Backyard and Beyond: A black bear tale Read More »
During the evacuation process, Officers discovered a 6-point, white-tailed deer being kept inside a dog crate. ECO Burdick responded to the location to assist emergency personnel with removing the deer.
New York Cuffs & Collars: Buck discovered being kept in a dog crate in Madison County Read More »
The Minnesota Vikings may have lost on Sunday, Sept. 24, but 13-year-old Ryker Copp definitely won.
After watching the Vikings, Copp went out and shot an 8-by-10 elk during his once-in-a-lifetime hunt. More than a week later, he’s still shaking from the series of events. He’s most happy about sharing a once-in-a-lifetime memory with his father, Jerred Copp.
“I can’t even explain it, it was just really fun,” Ryker said. “I’m pretty excited because we can hang up (my elk) next to my dad’s (elk).”
13-year-old takes huge bull, shares special hunt with father during Minnesota elk season Read More »
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has chosen winners for the Minnesota turkey and pheasant stamp contests.
Shakopee artist Mark Thone won the Minnesota pheasant stamp contest with an acrylic painting of a pheasant. The winner was selected on Sept. 28 from seven eligible submissions. Second place was Stephen Hamrick of Lakeville; third place was Mike Zillgitt of Pine Island. The winning artwork will be featured on the 2024 pheasant stamp.
Winners chosen from Minnesota’s pheasant and turkey stamp contests Read More »
Deer carcass movement restrictions are in place for 13 deer permit areas located in southeastern and north-central Minnesota and the south metro area.
DPAs 604, 605, 643, 645, 646, 647, 648, 649, 655, 661, 679, 644 and 684 together form the chronic wasting disease management zone. Hunters are not allowed to bring whole deer carcasses outside the management zone until a “not detected” test result is received.
Deer carcass movement restrictions in place in 13 Minnesota deer permit areas Read More »
After two days of competition, Chuck Black of Belgrade, Mont.,
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