New York cuffs and collars are field reports from DEC Officers. These reports are from the Aug. 9, 2024, edition of Outdoor News.
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The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently announced another round of examinations for individuals seeking a license to practice the sport of falconry, become a volunteer wildlife rehabilitator, or use leashed tracking dogs to find wounded or injured big game animals are scheduled for Aug. 9. DEC is offering the examinations online and at no cost to participants to increase access to the examinations.
Special license exams scheduled for Aug. 9 in New York Read More »
The 14th annual Sunset Bay Walleye Shootout was held July 19-20 on Lake Erie as 148 teams battled it out for over $500,000 in cash and prizes. When the final weigh in took place late Saturday afternoon, it was the “Knee Deep” team led by Don Skellie, of Fredonia, walking away with nearly $48,000 in cash with a total weight of 40.14 pounds for six fish.
Knee Deep team wins New York’s Sunset Bay Walleye Shootout on Lake Erie Read More »
Lake Ontario cooperated during the 2024 Sodus Pro Am, held July 13-14 in Sodus Point, N.Y., in Wayne County.
In past years, the normal conditions out in the “Big O” would give the teams one good day, and then one blow-off day. The lake was flat both days. This year’s Pro-Am had 27 pro and 36 amateur teams trolling the waters, searching for the king salmon and prize money.
King salmon cooperate at New York’s Sodus Pro-Am on Lake Ontario Read More »
The public will get a look this fall at a draft proposal that will guide future best use practices at one of the most popular destinations in the Catskill Park.
And while a final Visitor Use Management for Kaaterskill Clove is expected to be completed over the winter, area sportsman’s groups remain concerned the plan will overlook the needs and wishes of the hunting community. Kaaterskill Clove is a deep gorge in the eastern Catskill Mountains, just west of the village of Palenville, in Greene County.
Future sporting access a concern at New York’s popular Kaaterskill Clove Read More »
Mid-July was a treacherous time in New York, as a series of tornado-spawning storms, which also caused flooding, ripped through the state.
It started with the remnants of Hurricane Beryl on July 10 and in the weeks that followed included additional tornadoes touching down in Rome, in Oneida County, and near Warrensburg, in Warren County, later in the month. The remnants of Beryl were felt in much of the state.
New York picks up after widespread mid-July storms Read More »
Dan Ladd did a fine job reporting about the accomplishments of the late Bill Conners in the July 12 edition of the New York Outdoor News. Not only was Bill an accomplished outdoor writer, he was a conservationist and was associated with several conservation organizations.
His longest association was with the Dutchess County Federation, and as the article pointed out he was also active with the Conservation Fund Advisory Board, Fish and Wildlife Management Board, and Deer Search. I would like to offer a reflection on Bill’s work with the New York State Conservation Council.
Commentary: Remembering New York’s Bill Conners, a tireless conservationist Read More »
The Minnesota DNR is liberalizing the walleye limit on Lake
MN Daily Update: New walleye regulations on Mille Lacs Read More »
If the Wisconsin DNR’s office of communism (communications) wanted to do something useful instead of blocking reporters’ access to DNR personnel and censuring responses of field staff to forced written questions from reporters, department personnel could instead try to help their agency wiggle out of this mess that has become the recently discontinued co-op trout rearing program.
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