A research scientist and several state Department of Environmental Conservation staff members from DEC’s Region 7 teamed up Oct. 8 at a public meeting to present an assessment of Skaneateles Lake’s fishery and the lake’s
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.
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
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is encouraging hunters in targeted areas of Herkimer and Otsego counties to help protect New York’s wild white-tailed deer population from Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) this hunting
Long-time New York Outdoor News contributing writer Bill Hilts Jr. was recently honored by the Association of Great Lakes Outdoor Writers during the group’s annual conference held Oct. 11-15 in Lewiston, Niagara County.
The
As predicted in 2025, Canada goose regulations became a bit more liberal in upstate New York with 45-day seasons and a three-bird bag limit in areas that had been impacted last year.
That was
New York is not the only Northeastern state attempting to boost its antlerless deer harvest. In Vermont, a four-day antlerless-only muzzleloading hunt will take place Oct. 29-Nov. 1. The season is only for those hunters
The dry, hot summer experienced by much of Upstate New York has left its mark on the fall salmon runs in tributaries of Lake Ontario, with the State Department of Environmental Conservation closing a section
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