In New York, beware of treacherous trail conditions in Adirondacks’ high peaks
Hikers should temporarily avoid high elevation trails.
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2017 State-Fish Art Contest announces winners
For artwork from first- and second-place award-winners from across Outdoor News territory (Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin), see the attached photo gallery.
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In New York, fishing season for many popular gamefish opens May 6
Walleye, pike, pickerel, and tiger muskellunge seasons kick off Saturday.
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Pete Brownell elected president of National Rifle Association
Pete Brownell of Montezuma, Iowa, was elected by the National Rifle Association Board of Directors as president May 1 following the 146th NRA Annual Meetings and Exhibits in Atlanta. An NRA life member, Brownell is the chief executive officer of his longtime family-owned firearm and firearm accessory retailer, Brownells. He brings a record of leadership, a passion
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Free camping, fully stocked campsites and even a how-to for New York’s first-time campers
New campers will be provided with all the gear they’ll need, a camping ambassador will meet families at the campsite and help them get set up, and campers will have an opportunity to learn from experts on how to fish, hike, bird watch, paddle and more.
DU enhancement projects benefit two Twin Cities-area wetlands
Ducks Unlimited projects in Wright County reportedly enhance habitat on more than 650 acres.
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DNR hunting, fishing license hikes? ‘Raising fees on Ohioans should be the last option, not the first’
But natural resources department now pulling back from its original stance in regard to whether to increase non-resident fishing and hunting license fees.
It’s finally official: Perdue new U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Sonny Perdue was finally confirmed and sworn in this week as the 31st U.S. Secretary of Agriculture. Perdue, who was confirmed by an 87-11 Senate vote, will oversee land and water conservation on private lands and operation of the U.S. Forest Service, as well as the nation’s food and farm programs. Perdue, 70, is a former
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Outlook good on opening day of New Jersey spring turkey hunting seasons
The statewide wild turkey population is currently estimated at 20,000 to 25,000 birds.
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