And toe tracks along muddy trails or other soft areas can be good indicators of turkeys, as well as fresh droppings, and they’re just as good as a gobble for betraying silent toms.
Focus on the hens and the food to find spring gobblers Read More »
Quick now, if I ask which animals cause the most deaths in North America every year, what would you say? If you guessed bears, coyotes, mountain lions or wolves, you’d be wrong. I was surprised to learn that according to researchers at Stanford University, it’s farm animals. Not only that, the study reported people who
Bears, coyotes, wolves and cougars trigger fear, but watch out for those farm animals Read More »
New York’s trout season opens April 1. This may pose a problem because April 1 is also Easter Sunday. Nevertheless, there are bound to be those diehards who will find a way to get out on the water. Early-season anglers are likely to find streams running high, but they can improve their chance of success by
Early-season trout can be hit-and-miss Read More »
Individually, we may not have much of an impact, but collectively, we can do something positive to help our waterways recover.
We need to help our waterways – now Read More »
Ornithologists tell us birds only get about 20 percent of their food needs from backyard feeders, but these feeders can be very important during periods of extreme cold or when ice covers food sources.
One ‘size’ doesn’t fit all: Match feeders to birds’ feeding habits Read More »
Effort a half-century ago was a labor of love.
Fur sale sparks memories made on the trapline Read More »
Like it or not, crossbows are here to stay, and more New York hunters are hunting with them every year. We talked to several archery pro shop owners about what new-to-the-sport crossbow buyers are looking for and just about all of them said price. It seems customers looking to buy their first crossbow don’t know
Going horizontal: Tips on buying a crossbow Read More »
When the end of September nears, it’s a good feeling knowing where everything for the upcoming season is located and that I can get ready without forgetting anything.
End-of-deer-season duties set the stage for next fall Read More »
In New York, it’s management of mute swans that’s causing a stir.
When politics enter the world of wildlife biology, it never ends well Read More »
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