Plan ahead now for spring 2021 ammo issues
Tony Peterson
February 16, 2021
In an era of ammunition shortages, develop a strategy now to locate turkey loads and other pursuit-specific shells.
Hunting
A tangled web
Mike Raykovicz
February 11, 2021
Things seem a little slow around our house nowadays. Other than an occasional trip to the grocery store and a daily walk, my wife and I haven’t been anywhere and have no plans to go
In New York, making a point – and losing one – on new state record buck
Bill Hilts
February 5, 2021
Somewhere along the way, 19-point buck became an 18-point animal after the final measurements were taken and documented.
Finding bird dog training supplies in 2021
Tony Peterson
February 4, 2021
Preparing for a new gun-dog puppy requires access to and insight into top-flight equipment.
Is there a future for lead ammunition?
Mike Raykovicz
January 27, 2021
One has to wonder if there might be a better, perhaps safer way to kill game such as deer without running the risk of accidently ingesting any lead fragments. Fortunately, for those with this concern,
The rabbit and hare conundrum
Tony Peterson
January 25, 2021
Teachable small game moments while bunny and squirrel hunting with kids.
What if … ?
Dan Ladd
December 31, 2020
If the holiday-week hunting season that the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation had proposed earlier this fall had come to fruition, it’s interesting to see how it might have transpired. It would’ve taken
Choosing a sporting dog in a seller’s market
Tony Peterson
December 28, 2020
If you’re in the market for a new bird dog this spring, start researching now.
Taking a break
Mike Raykovicz
December 26, 2020
By the time this blog appears, Christmas will be over. However, for many New York outdoorsmen and women, the week between Christmas Day and the new year offers hunting opportunities for small-game species, including rabbits,
