The youngster, who is still learning to read, easily fired up the gaming device and started playing the game.
Are we going in the right direction with how kids learn about firearms? Read More »
As reported on the cover of the Jan. 27 issue, it’s been a tough season so far for New York’s ice anglers.
Dan Ladd: Taking a hard look at this winter’s ice conditions in New York Read More »
We might not kill the biggest deer in the woods each fall, but I’m not sure any group of hunters has as much fun in the woods as our crew, the Iron Sight Gang.
An evening with the Iron Sight Gang never disappoints Read More »
Washington, D.C. — The Supreme Court of the United States has accepted New York State’s request to keep the Concealed Carry Improvement Act in place as litigation against it continues.
SCOTUS allows CCIA to remain intact, for now Read More »
Late in 2022 our Congressional leaders gave themselves a pay raise. Now they have to figure out how to pay for it.
Hunting solutions for a cash-strapped state Read More »
Albany — As New York’s 2023 legislative session gets fully underway, the state’s Environmental Conservation Committee will have new leadership.
Glick, Harckham to lead ENCON committee Read More »
It’s hard for me to believe that my dad has been gone for nearly 30 years, but that will be the case in 2024. If he were still alive, we would have celebrated his 85th birthday recently. Happy Birthday, Dad! When I was growing up, my father only owned three guns. His prized possession was
Hunting down Memory Lane with a 16-gauge Read More »
While sipping on some egg nog over the holidays I realized that 2023 will mark 30 years that I’ve been in the outdoor writing business. I’ve seen and learned so much along the way.
My journey might not be important to anyone other than myself, but along the way I’ve seen so much and after 30 years there is plenty worth reflecting on and perhaps some lessons to be learned.
Reflecting on 30 years in the business of New York’s outdoors Read More »
The suit seeks to hold manufacturers, makers, importers, and distributors of firearms responsible for the illegal and unreasonable sale, manufacture, distribution, importing, and marketing of firearms. The city seeks compensatory and punitive damages, the creation of an abatement fund, and reimbursement of attorneys’ fees.
Cities in New York sue gun makers Read More »
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