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Heading South, but in late June?

Those who know Paula and me constantly shake their heads in amazement, and not always – in fact, not usually – in a good sense. Locals here in the North Country are especially aghast that

Joan Wulff casts a confident shadow

It’s not something you can teach. You can show someone how to cast; you can show someone how to wind fly line; and you can even show someone how to read a trout stream. But

Conservation Fund becoming a cookie jar

There’s always been a perception among New York sportsmen that the state’s Conservation Fund – that pile of cash generated primarily through the sales of hunting, fishing and trapping licenses – has over the years

A weighty issue: The turkey vest

For a dyed-in-the-wool turkey hunter there’s nothing worse than a rainy day in May, or is there? When I’m turkey hunting, it seems no matter what I do to stay dry, I somehow manage to

WFN helps highlight N.Y.’s angling resources

New York has work-class angling opportunities. We know that because we live here. I’ve been fortunate to travel all around this state, from Lake Erie and Lake Ontario to the St. Lawrence River and Lake

All-day gobbler hunting

I have to admit I’m a bit of a hypocrite when the talk turns to allowing all-day spring gobbler hunting in New York. As one of those hard-cores who arises well before dawn a full

Nugent not what we need

I’ve had a lot of interesting Halloween costumes over the years – the Pillsbury doughboy, a football player, a Campbell’s soup can. I never wanted to be Ted Nugent. I haven’t changed my mind. And

All-day turkey hunting

For years I’ve always said I’m glad we can only hunt spring turkeys until noon because if we could do it all day it might just kill me. Don’t get me wrong, I love hunting

Cell-ing point: Talking turkey

I haven’t strayed too far from the phone this week. A turkey-hunting friend of mine is out in Missouri and, as usual, he has clearance to call any time a gobbler is down, although with

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