ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) – Here’s a fish tale that’s hard to believe: The government is giving back money. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Friday many saltwater anglers who bought a 2010 or 2011 license
Gov. Cuomo signs rifle bills for Wyoming and Cortland counties, and part of Chautauqua County…..effective this hunting season…..
Alexandria, Va. – Across the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s duck breeding populations survey area, things are just ducky. And wet. According to the agency’s 2011 report on populations, total duck abundance (45.6 million) jumped
$20M could be withheld due to state budget’s Conservation Fund ‘sweep’ language Albany – New York is at risk of losing millions of dollars in federal funding because of language in the state budget that
Prohibited within NYC, Syracuse watersheds, and on state land Albany, N.Y. (AP) – New York environmental officials have proposed a ban on drilling for natural gas with hydraulic fracturing in the New York City and
Mixed reviews on youth hunt plan Albany – New York deer hunters have a wide variety of opinions on how to best manage the state’s whitetails and how and when to offer hunting opportunities. So
Buffalo, N.Y. – To the gourmet, they are the source of fine caviar. For the sportsman, lake sturgeon are a prized and rare trophy. And to the wildlife manager, sturgeon are a once abundant but
Albany – New York’s saltwater anglers need to participate in a no-fee registry that takes the place of the $10 marine fishing license repealed by the state Legislature. So far, that hasn’t been happening, DEC
Albany – DEC’s 5-year deer management plan is about much more than season-setting, antler restrictions and a youth hunt. The 57-page document likely to be scrutinized by deer hunters across the state also includes goals
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