By the time this blog appears, Christmas will be over. However, for many New York outdoorsmen and women, the week between Christmas Day and the new year offers hunting opportunities for small-game species, including rabbits,
Connecticut Deer Seized to Protect Against CWD Spread (Dutchess County) • On Dec. 4, ECO Eyler questioned a hunter about details of a buck he had posted on a social media site. The hunter reported
Season Dates Dec. 31: Long Island pheasant and quail seasons close. Dec. 31: Westchester County archery season closes. Jan. 1-31: Varying hare season (southwestern N.Y.) Jan 4-31, 2021: Suffolk County special firearms season (Restrictions apply).
Not much ice and a lot of snow, with a warming on the way, which could be both good and bad for fishing hopefuls.
Hoards of northern finches like crossbills and grosbeaks are entertaining Americans stuck at home this winter.
If you are going to be a true hunter or angler, you need to know and understand the regulations for the waters you intend to fish or the woods, fields, and waters you intend to
Want to round out a bird hunting dog? Give him or her on-the-job experience with wild ring-necked pheasants or ruffed grouse sooner, not later.
Targeting rainbow and especially brown trout that are liberally stocked throughout the Delaware River watershed.
Attention is turning to ice fishing as the hard-water season should be just about upon us.
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