Some whitetails have it easier than others
Around here, there’s plenty for deer to eat, but that’s not the case in the mountains.
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Around here, there’s plenty for deer to eat, but that’s not the case in the mountains.
Some whitetails have it easier than others Read More »
Resident proposes that towns pass ordinances.
De-icer regs called for after dog drowns Read More »
Time is quickly winding down for the Feb. 6 public comment deadline regarding a series of freshwater fishing regulation changes that could affect nearly every angler in this state.
Last call for comments on proposed fishing regs Read More »
One late December morning, my wife Adrienne and I woke up to find the power had gone out. A nasty, over-night windstorm was the culprit. Ours is a log home, and takes a while to cool down. Still, within minutes, I was firing up the wood stove – something I’d be doing anyway – only
Preparing for winter power outages Read More »
But we’ll be turning the corner on winter before you know it.
Ice situation not looking good Read More »
It was sad to see it end and this hunter feels like he left something in the woods.
Another Adirondack deer season comes to a close Read More »
This hunter often finds himself undecided when an opportunity on an antlerless deer presents itself. Sometimes he pulls the trigger, but more often than not, he doesn’t.
Shooting – but mostly not shooting – does Read More »
If you do all the right things following a hit and still don’t recover a deer that continues to move, take some resolve in the animal’s natural healing ability and that you may encounter it another day.
Whitetails are tough critters Read More »
Tucked away in my files is a folder entitled “Strange Stuff” that is mostly full of letters from, and about a guy known as “Adirondack” Jack Leach, who lived in Utica. How I came to know Jack is a story all its own. The short version is that I was contacted in 2006 by an
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