
A shot too far
I spoke to a good friend who has never hunted with a bow and arrow until he bought a crossbow two years ago. We discussed how the season played out and he told me he

I spoke to a good friend who has never hunted with a bow and arrow until he bought a crossbow two years ago. We discussed how the season played out and he told me he

Recent rains in New York have sure been beneficial to trout waters for late-season anglers, especially on the streams.

Like the saying goes, a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. The proverb turned out to prophetic for our Canada goose hunt on the final day of the early season. The

Timing is everything, so get out early … or late, depending on which species you’re pursuing in the autumn.

In the Adirondacks, brook trout season is winding down, and anglers are catching some beauties. Here’s what they’re using to catch ’em.
Season Dates Oct. 1: Southern Zone archery season, Northern Zone turkey season and numerous small game seasons open in New York. Coyote hunting season also opens in most of the state. Check the New York
Too Many Bucks (Jefferson/ Onondaga counties) On Sept. 8, ECO Noyes concluded a five-month investigation stemming from violations committed during the 2019 deer hunting season. ECO Noyes learned in April that an individual had shot

Fishing has been a little slow across the state, leaning more toward hunting. For anglers, a little (or more) rain would help the cause.

Of all the gear and gadgets I own, none give me as much satisfaction and pleasure as my trail cameras. By strategically placing them in appropriate locations I’ve gotten pictures of fishers, turkeys, bears, racoons,
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