Long Island’s Suffolk County has good numbers of deer, the product in some cases of a lack of public hunting access that allows whitetails to age and grow (as well as multiply to excessive numbers).
Otis Pike: Suffolk’s popular public land hunting spot Read More »
It is a typical morning in many ways: a cup of coffee as the sun rises, sitting in my office, working a few emails with at least one Labrador retriever – on this morning Finn – at my feet.
‘Eyeing’ next year’s deer season after missing out this year Read More »
Writer will be relying heavily on his guide in upcoming British Columbia hunt.
Billy or nanny? Differentiating between the two adds to challenge of mountain goat hunt Read More »
I recently made the fairly difficult decision to forego bowhunting this season, for a variety of reasons. The biggest is that my practice regimen will be nonexistent this summer as I prep for a British Columbia mountain goat hunt. The time demands required for the physical training as well as the time at the shooting range with
Passing on archery season this year Read More »
The latest in shotgun loads triggers the distance debate.
TSS: A super option, but use it wisely Read More »
Tree damage visible as the invasive insect takes its toll.
Emerald ash borer making its presence known in New York Read More »
Pass the time by prepping gear, clothing, and calls, and there’s never a bad time to practice your calling.
Spring gobbler season coming, but not fast enough Read More »
I jokingly say I like to visit a taxidermist once every 30 years or so, but when I look back at that statement, it’s really no joke. I’ve only taken two decent bucks over nearly 50 years of hunting – a fine 8-point back in 1979 and a bigger 10-pointer a few years ago that actually required
Fall seasons require some decision-making Read More »
Author’s game plan is to hunt next week, around Oct. 15, after he’s convinced himself he’s as ready as he’ll ever be to make the shot when it counts.
Late start to archery season: I’ll go when I’ve properly prepared Read More »
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