The sporting club hierarchy needs your help
It’s time to do some torch-passing.
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No late-season gobbler, but….
This hunter bids farewell to gobblers until fall.
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You can never be too safe in the turkey woods
New York hunters are generally a safe bunch, but the statistics we often boast about should never cause us to let our guard down.
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A little luck on opening day
For this hunter, there is nothing better than the early days of turkey season with the cooler temperatures, limited foliation and lack of insects. It’s a wonderful time to be in the turkey woods. Slinging a gobbler over your shoulder on the way out is icing on the cake.
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The final approach to turkey season
The goal is to find birds to hunt during the first two or three days of the season.
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A quick chat with firearms, ammunition and adventure writer Bryce Towsley
Bryce Towsley is a gun writer’s gun writer. In the past four decades, he’s published numerous informative hunting- and firearms-related articles while authoring several books.
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A pair of six-hour canoes
I still remember a PBS show called Cottage Country where I saw an episode over 25 years ago that demonstrated how to build what was known as the “Six Hour Canoe” from one sheet of 4×16 marine plywood (or a pair of 8-foot sheets). Eventually, in 2003 I built one. It was at a two-day workshop at
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Permanent Daylight Savings Time: What if?
What would it mean for us outdoors folks if the House and President Biden approve?
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Enjoy winter while you can
Is it just me, or has this winter gone by fast? It seems like only yesterday it was deer season and the holidays were just ahead. Now, we’re counting the days until March 20, when spring arrives and maybe even more-so, the April 1 trout opener. I like winter, and always have. I grew up
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