Albany – Deer hunters in New York killed over 220,000 whitetails last season, a 16-percent increase over the 2006-07 tally, DEC officials have announced. Harvest numbers increased across the board, with the number of bucks and antlerless deer taken up last season. Bowhunters and muzzleloaders took more deer than the previous year, according to the […]
N.Y. deer harvest climbs 16 percent
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