After a few days of making sure things were running smoothly, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation officially announced on Aug. 6 that hunting and trapping licenses and Deer Management Permits (DMPs) for
When I was in high school my best friend and I trapped beavers and other furbearers in the Pocono Mountains. To find suitable trapping locations we would follow any small creeks we crossed until we
Suppressor is preferred by the firearms industry and knowledgeable shooters because this term is technically more accurate. These devices do not completely “silence” a gun. Instead, they reduce the sound to a safer level, much
A hunting legend from New York State is set to be inducted into the Legends of the Outdoors Hall of Fame this month.
Paul Butski, generally regarded as one of the finest competition turkey
New York State is in the process of overhauling its pheasant propagation and stocking program in an effort to attract more new hunters and reverse declining participation in small game hunting, but George Gedney think
Teams of youth from two counties in New York State took home medals earlier this summer at the 4-H Shooting Sports National Championships in Nebraska, including a team from Wyoming County that achieved a first-place
On July 13, six environmental organizations filed a lawsuit against the Suffolk County Legislature in New York, challenging its decision to replace a storm-damaged dam spillway at Blydenburgh County Park, and recreate a recreational pond
While much of the world was watching the final soccer game of the world championship, on Sunday, July 19, a different contest was underway for Northeast region muzzleloading enthusiasts: The John Little New England Traditional
Numbers of bass are being caught along the bank from Artpark to the Coast Guard station. The best action was on the Niagara Bar, with crayfish presented on a three-way rig or drop-shot rig.
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