No late-season gobbler, but….
Dan Ladd
June 2, 2022
This hunter bids farewell to gobblers until fall.
Opinion
Dying apple trees
Mike Raykovicz
May 31, 2022
Considering what’s happening to the ash, dogwood, beech, oak, and hemlock trees in our forests it appears it won’t be long before the wild apple trees disappear as well.
Laughs and gaffs at Niagara’s outdoor media event
Bill Hilts
May 26, 2022
The 2022 version of the Greater Niagara Outdoor Media event offered plenty of smiles as outdoor media professionals, writers and corporate sponsors gathered to catch fish and break bread May 1-7 in the Niagara River,
You can never be too safe in the turkey woods
Dan Ladd
May 18, 2022
New York hunters are generally a safe bunch, but the statistics we often boast about should never cause us to let our guard down.
Four calls that do it all
Mike Raykovicz
May 11, 2022
Because they are so small and compact and imitate most turkey vocalizations, the writer always carries one in his shirt pocket for use both in the fall and spring.
Spring perch fishing tips help beginners on Lake Erie
Bill Hilts
May 5, 2022
Stack all the variables in your favor. These include weather, equipment, bait, and a plan of where you are going to fish.
A little luck on opening day
Dan Ladd
May 2, 2022
For this hunter, there is nothing better than the early days of turkey season with the cooler temperatures, limited foliation and lack of insects. It’s a wonderful time to be in the turkey woods. Slinging
Getting the lead out
Mike Raykovicz
April 27, 2022
The use of lead ammunition for hunting has become an environmental issue due to its toxic effects on wildlife and children. Game organs, which are discarded when field-dressing an animal, often contain fragments of lead
Renewing friendships on the water
Bill Hilts
April 22, 2022
Forty-eight years ago, Tim Holden of Pendleton was concentrating on a 90 miles per hour fastball against one of the league’s top pitchers for the Akron High School baseball squad. His Starpoint Spartans team was
