According to information provided by the New York Department of Environmental Conservation, last year hunters in New York harvested 209,781 deer. It was estimated that 112,224 antlered bucks, and 97,557 antlerless deer were taken and
The land trusts will use this funding to create new conservation easements that will protect water quality, build wildlife corridors, preserve old growth forests, increase climate resilience, strengthen biodiversity, and expand recreation opportunities.
A New York State-owned boat launch off State Route 74 has been used by motor boats and paddlers for more than 50 years.
Oak Duke expects bucks re-visiting old hotspots such as scrapes made in October as the rut intensifies around mid-November. Photo by Oak Duke.
Due to the fact land acquisitions can be challenging in Vermont, Ducks Unlimited is heralding the efforts of volunteers who helped secure 126 acres along the shores of the Batten Kill River in Bennington County,
Reports from New York State Forest Rangers include numerous responses to wildfires. A late-October report said conditions continued to result in a “high” fire danger in certain regions. A high fire danger means all fine,
At press time, the incident was still considered isolated. While not detected in wild deer in the area, state officials are taking measures to test local wild deer herds for the debilitat ing disease that
Peanut the squirrel made national headlines after ECOs on Oct. 30 seized the squirrel and a raccoon named Fred, from Nick Longo, of Pine City, in Chemung County.
New York’s biggest hunting day of the year is on the horizon as the Southern Zone rifle season begins Saturday, Nov. 16, and runs through Dec. 8.
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