This is a story about a little red knife.
Its real name is Victorinox Classic, although most folks would just say it’s in the family of famed Swiss Army knives. My little red knife
One of the last things I did for this edition of New York Outdoor News was to place the sunrise and sunset times in the Fishing Reports. These, by the way, coincide with DEC’s Hunting
Long necks. Long bullets. And fast twist barrels to stabilize them. That’s what’s new in hunting ammunition.
If you’re a hunter with more than a few seasons in your rear-view mirror, you may be
Steve Burns became the Wisconsin DNR’s new statewide deer and elk specialist Oct. 5. He succeeds Jeff Pritzl, who retired in late 2025.
Burns had been working as the Department of Natural Resource’s (DNR)
Rustling leaves can be deceiving… another squirrel. A stick snapping signals something much heavier. The rhythm in the leaves causes my heart to pound from adrenalin. It has to be a deer approaching. Clutching the
Mallards and other ducks have been slow to arrive on the Illinois and Mississippi rivers, with the latest aerial survey showing waterfowl numbers well below historical averages as hunting efforts in the northern and central
Duck season has been open for nearly a month, and normally that’s about all I’m thinking about or doing at this time of year. But while I enjoy every single opportunity that is available to
Yeah I know, hunting turkeys in the fall is not quite the same as the spring hunt. It’s lacking that unique trait known as gobbling. Still, fall turkey hunting can be an exciting and rewarding
Long-time New York Outdoor News contributing writer Bill Hilts Jr. was recently honored by the Association of Great Lakes Outdoor Writers during the group’s annual conference held Oct. 11-15 in Lewiston, Niagara County.
The
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