I’ve been a bowhunter for more than 60 years, but I still make mistakes. Some of these like leaving my rain gear in the truck and then getting drenched in a downpour I thought would
We all know we should sit all day, but how many of us actually do it? Most hunters follow a predictable pattern when it comes to their sits, and predictability is what the bucks use
New York DEC’s deer biologists, I’m sure, are hopeful that the regulation changes designed to boost the antlerless deer harvest in several units is going to work.
Statistics, however, show it’s likely they won’t.<br
Late in the 2024 deer season our hunting party, the Iron Sight Gang, caught up with a beautiful 10-point buck toward the end of a very simple and relatively short deer drive.
There were
At Vermont’s Green Mountain Conservation Camp, an annual Women in the Outdoors gathering is helping participants discover new skills, forge friendships, and find their place in the outdoor community.
I attended the event last
Every buck hanging on a living room, den, or hunting camp wall carries a story. The New York State Big Buck Club helps give those stories a lasting place in the state’s hunting history.
We were told, back in “the day,” that to be successful a deer hunter had to “play the wind.” Follow that maxim, and we would have the best opportunity or chance when on stand/still-hunting deer.
New York deer hunters who go afield this fall have an extra incentive to tag a doe, which means the potential for more venison in the freezer.
Food pantries and others that rely on
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s online mapping interface, known as the DEC Info Locator, recently got an upgrade that users will find has a slightly different feel and is more mobile device
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