A few years ago, the New York Department of Environmental Conservation made some improvements to its pheasant stocking program in an effort to attract more new hunters to the sport and retain existing ones.
September will kick off hunting, but there’s still fishing to be done. Here’s the New York fishing and hunting report on Aug. 13, 2026.
This was going to be easy.
The hard part – getting on the sometimes-surly Lake Erie – was over. Terry Catlin, of Chemung, N.Y.; my brother-in-law Don Stannard, visiting from Florida; and I were
Open-water lake action for kings remains real good. There are still some nice steelhead in the mix, too.
The river and Niagara Bar have been producing big-time walleyes in both numbers and size, according to one report.
In previous articles, we’ve talked about planets orbiting stars outside our Solar System that scientists call “exoplanets.” To date, NASA says there are about 6,300 that have been identified, but that number is about to
A hen wood duck flushed from a patch of cattails nearby as I slowly paddled my kayak through the backwaters of the Mississippi River bottoms. The wily hen flopped across the water for half a
I got a text from a friend who has been putting many hours in scouting for whitetails this year.
He was seeing good sign on a big piece of public land – scrapes, rubs,
I knew I was out of my element before I ever stepped onto the range.
The invitation was to attend a media event at the brand-new Smith & Wesson Academy in Maryville, Tenn., a
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