The chase for world’s flattest shooting cartridge
Ron Spomer
February 21, 2023
In the world of firearms cartridges, fast and flat are still intoxicating for modern shooters.
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Poor ice conditions in New York prove fatal in some instances
Staff Report
February 17, 2023
Poor ice conditions across New York and the entire Northeast have resulted in numerous incidents involving anglers and non-anglers alike, with some ending tragically.
Ice anglers, snowmobilers and people simply recreating on the
New York state budget to address gun laws and junior hunting age
Dan Ladd
February 17, 2023
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s Fiscal Year 2024 budget offers provisions that, if eventually included when passed, would amend the 2022 Concealed Carry Improvement Act, and would also make permanent what is currently the pilot junior hunting
Outreach of New York conservation officers touches many
Jeff Murray
February 10, 2023
For the hundreds of environmental conservation officers who patrol the woods and waters of New York state, their mission extends far beyond protecting wildlife and enforcing the law.
Through the New York State Conservation
Tagging a first buck with adult son is a bucket-list item
Glenn Sapir
February 10, 2023
A bucket list in itself is kind of mystical, full of unfulfilled dreams, and when one of those desires comes to fruition, you feel some magic has been performed.
Chain pickerel: Icing the leopard of the lakes
Vic Attardo
February 9, 2023
If you’ve had the privilege of seeing a pickerel attack via an underwater camera, you may have witnessed a ophidian-shaped fish perform like a corkscrew, turning on a dime, a gaping V-shaped mouth with needle
Lake Ontario’s salmon stocking will increase
Bill Hilts Jr.
February 7, 2023
The New York Department of Environment Conservation made the announcement at a recent meeting of the Lake Ontario Fisheries Advisory Panel in January. The increase will bring New York’s stocking to just under one million
Fight looms in New York against invasive fish found in Hudson River
Staff Report
February 6, 2023
The round goby is one of the biggest threats to New York waters, particularly Lake Champlain, and DEC lists round goby as a prohibited invasive species in state regulations.
Native to Europe and Asia,
New Year’s Day buck likely to land in New York’s top 10
Jerrod Vila
February 3, 2023
Eric Gray harvested a massive 16-point non-typical buck literally at the eleventh hour of the holiday-week hunt that will likely place in the top 10, if not the top 5, among muzzleloading bucks in the
