While the fall months are all about youth hunting events, several clubs and organizations in New York held youth fishing events during the spring and summer seasons. Here’s a sampling of a few that have been shared with New York Outdoor News.
New York clubs and organizations hold kids fishing tournaments Read More »
A Wyoming County man pleaded guilty in August to several charges related to the unlawful taking of deer, ending a months-long investigation by New York State Department of Environmental Conservation law enforcement officers.
New York ECOs complete 2023 Wyoming County illegal buck take case Read More »
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has reopened Moose Pond Club Road in the Vanderwhacker Mountain Wild Forest.
New York Mixed Bag: Bridge completed, access to Moose Pond Club Road reopens Read More »
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Oct. 18, 2024, edition of New York Outdoor News.
Eight years ago, researchers began fitting roughly 800 wild Wisconsin deer with GPS collars to track movement. The Southwest Wisconsin Chronic Wasting Disease, Deer and Predator Study is the largest CWD analysis the state has ever undertaken, aiming to better understand how the animals live, move and die.
The vast library of data they gathered hasn’t even been fully published yet, but it already sheds new light on how bucks move during the rut, and more.
Wisconsin study sheds new light on buck movement Read More »
Wisconsin’s Daryl Christensen is part of five individuals who will
WI Daily Update: Wisconsin angler part of 2025 Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame class Read More »
• Expanding license requirements to include shooting permits for elk. Previously only a few hunters with an elk harvest permit would be eligible to participate, but now anyone with a firearm, crossbow or bow license may participate in filling an elk depredation permit.
Wisconsin NRB approves multiple updated wildlife damage rules Read More »
Even as September brought us long awaited opening dates for upland, waterfowl and big game hunting seasons in Wisconsin, the month of October holds even more promise as more opening dates arrive. So many choices and so little time.
But we’re used to this, right? It happens every year. Fish? OK, but for which species first? Hunt? You bet, but for grouse and woodcock? Deer? Ducks and geese? Turkeys?
The Minnesota DNR has designated 1,820 acres of land in
MN Daily Update: Keystone Woods the newest Wildlife Management Area in the state Read More »
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