When thieves and robbers tell their secrets
Tim Lesmeister
January 18, 2022
Answers from criminals to a survey might influence your decision to carry a firearm for personal protection.
Hunting
Much-needed rifle repairs
Mike Raykovicz
January 16, 2022
I can’t understand how anyone could put a fine rifle away without cleaning it or at least giving it a spray with an anti-rust product. Yet, I know guys who, after getting a deer or
Another Adirondack deer season comes to a close
Dan Ladd
December 15, 2021
It was sad to see it end and this hunter feels like he left something in the woods.
Shooting – but mostly not shooting – does
Dan Ladd
December 2, 2021
This hunter often finds himself undecided when an opportunity on an antlerless deer presents itself. Sometimes he pulls the trigger, but more often than not, he doesn’t.
Honoring our veterans with cast and blast
Bill Hilts
November 22, 2021
Honoring the men and women who serve as active-duty service members, as well as those who have served in the past, seems to be happening more and more around the state and the country. If
Whitetails are tough critters
Dan Ladd
November 15, 2021
If you do all the right things following a hit and still don’t recover a deer that continues to move, take some resolve in the animal’s natural healing ability and that you may encounter it
Trailing techniques
Mike Raykovicz
November 9, 2021
Last season, I was sitting on a Pennsylvania hillside overlooking an overgrown cow pasture when I heard a shot from above me. I turned just in time to see what appeared to be a 4-pointer
Weather matters
Mike Raykovicz
October 25, 2021
Others may disagree but, when temperatures drop, I’ll be in my stand with the confidence I’ll be seeing deer, especially bucks.
Too hot to handle
Dan Ladd
October 17, 2021
New York could use a hard frost, and soon. It’s been an extremely warm autumn thus far, with temperatures running 10 or 15 degrees higher than average. Even where I reside in the Southeastern Adirondacks,
