DEC moves on doe-only plan
Site Staff
August 6, 2015
DEC officials have moved forward for this season on a plan to limit bowhunters to taking only antlerless deer during a portion of the archery season
Hunting
New York’s bear bonanza
Site Staff
August 6, 2015
For eight straight years and 11 of the last 12, New York state hunters have harvested over 1,000 black bears – sometimes well over 1,000.
Among the Cecil the lion protesters
Joe Albert
July 31, 2015
Protest outside Dr. Walter Palmer’s office reveals dangerous attitudes about hunting
Cecil the lion, Walter Palmer, and emotions gone wild
Rob Drieslein
July 29, 2015
The outcry and disturbing rush to judgement over an African big game hunting story exposes the sorry, dysfunctional state of public discourse in the 21st century digital world.
The short supply of .22 caliber ammo might finally be ending
Mark Nale
July 29, 2015
A recent purchase and communication with other shooters indicates that the .22 ammo shortage is easing
Lake Ontario shines for family fishing fun
Site Staff
July 27, 2015
It was like the planets aligned perfectly for a truly magnificent outdoor experience to come together.
The 'Robin Hood' shot – great shooting or just dumb luck?
Johnna Kerres
July 27, 2015
While shooting my bow in the backyard recently, I knocked one item off of my bucket list: shooting a “Robin Hood”.
Summer slabs: Top tips for warm-weather crappies
Site Staff
July 25, 2015
Post-spawn, “suspended” crappies intimidate too many freshwater anglers when simple approaches to targeting these panfish can produce thick, edible fillets.
