Lockport, N.Y. — The Niagara County Federation of Conservation Clubs held its annual conservation awards banquet on Saturday, April 12, at Cornell Cooperative Extension in Lockport to honor the top conservationists for 2024. Here are the highlights of the everning.
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Joe Rist, owner of Trout Town Flies, in Roscoe, in the Catskills is the 2025 New York Outdoors News Person of the Year.
The accolades and anecdotes shared by Rist’s colleagues are not just stories of a guy who ties flies that catch big trout, or one who even has a habit of helping a new angler put fish in the net (something Rist loves to do). Rather they celebrate his underlying support of military veterans and his innovative approach to using fly-fishing as a means of healing one’s mind.
Two Wisconsin hunters recently received ethical hunting awards. Listen here
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A Waupaca County Conservation Congress delegate, Bob Peterson, thinks he can simplify shooting hours for waterfowl and turkey hunters by eliminating the current northern and southern zone hours, which he said can confuse hunters.
Peterson, of Waupaca, offered his idea in the form of a resolution April 14 at the county’s spring fish and wildlife hearings at Waupaca High School.
A new open-water fishing season is underway, and as a
MN Daily Update: More chances to catch a record fish Read More »
At this point of the season, most of the turkeys that will be hunted have been hunted. The unpressured birds of the early season are long gone, and what’s left are generally the longbeards that hold an upper-level degree in avoiding us.
One of the ways we unconsciously give them an advantage is by setting up our blinds poorly. There are several different ways we do this, and all of them have their own remedies.
Smarter turkeys might require better-built blinds Read More »
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