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Retired New York Forest Ranger is always doing something in the outdoors

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Most retired woodsmen or Forest Rangers spend their time relaxing, doing a little hunting, or maybe some fishing. But if you’re looking for Gary Lee you had better catch him between his time feeding huge flocks of birds, rescuing a loon, or going to Yellowstone Park to photograph wolves.
Yes, that’s right. Gary was going to Yellowstone Park this February to camp out in mid winter to photograph wolves. As a New York State Forest Ranger, he was fighting wildfires there in 1988.

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New York’s Gary Bush seeks the challenge of still-hunting, and targeting Adirondack bucks

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Gary Bush shares the spirit of the mountain men: the age old urge to wander and explore new areas. He also shares their skill in hunting, especially deer. A visit to his home in Verona where the garage is overflowing with deer mounts and antlers confirms this.

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Grueling lake effect storms take a toll on structures in parts of New York

Featured, Home Page News, National News, Nature Page & Night Sky, New York, News /

There have been plenty of remarks about a lack of snow in recent years in places like New York. Well, it appears that most of those people have been pretty quiet about it lately.
One of the things associated with cold weather and snow has been the threat to roofs collapsing or leaking. Even those places where the weather has been relatively mild have had to deal with this problem. Starting with places like central New York, which hasn’t had to deal with much, they have been cautious. Then you contrast the snow belt areas where in eight days they received 10 feet of snow and you can see that there is a problem.

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Remembering popular Adirondack hunter, ball player Pat Salerno Sr.

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The Adirondacks and sportsmen of the region lost a friend earlier this year with the passing of Pat Salerno Sr. He passed away in September, leaving behind his wife, Jane, and his four sons, Tony, Pat, Randy, and Tim. Salerno was well known to the Adirondacks for his friendly demeanor, sense of humor, and his willingness to help others.

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Camping with Leo Maloney: New York DEC’s Nicks Lake Campground in the southern Adirondacks

Featured, Features, Fishing, Nature Page & Night Sky, New York /

Imagine camping in a canopy of balsam and pine alongside sparkling blue waters. Immerse yourself in the peaceful waters of a blue lake for kayaking or fishing for trout or bass.
These are all images of Adirondack camping, especially Nicks Lake campground, near Old Forge, in Herkimer County. The 112 sites are available for tents or trailers and many are on the water.

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Camping with Leo Maloney: New York’s Cayuga Lake State Park

Features, Fishing, Nature Page & Night Sky, New York /

Picture gently rolling hills covered with vineyards. A deep blue lake with fishing boats trolling. These bring back memories of camping in the “grape lakes.”
Cayuga Lake State Park has nearly 300 sites, both tent and trailer, nicely spaced. It has become a favorite campground for several reasons, including nicely spaced sites at the northwest corner of Cayuga Lake, only three miles from Seneca Falls.

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Camping attractions are many at New York’s Grass Point State Park

Featured, Features, Fishing, Nature Page & Night Sky, New York /

Visualize sitting around a campfire on the river bank, watching a golden sunset as fishing boats scurry for their docks and individual fishermen cast in the lengthening shadows from dockside. In the fading light a “saltie” or laker moves along the seaway channel, its deck lit up reminiscent of a Christmas tree.
The image is only part of the attraction of camping at New York’s Grass Point State Park on the St. Lawrence River.

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