
Common birding dilemma: Where are my birds?
These tips could transform your abandoned, late-season feeders into a bird-watcher’s delight

These tips could transform your abandoned, late-season feeders into a bird-watcher’s delight

Treestand falls need to be included

If you enjoy hunting, or even just watching red foxes, consider the impact an increasing coyote population may have on their numbers.

One fatality; no spring gobbler incidents in 2014
Dogs running deer (Saratoga County) ECO Steve Shaw received a phone call from the town of Day regarding multiple dogs running deer and reported they had received several complaints over the course of two weeks
Fluke regulations will remain intact
Season Dates Feb. 25: Mink and muskrat trapping season closes (Long Island) Feb. 25: Weasel, opossum, skunk, raccoon and fox hunting and trapping season closes (Long Island) Feb. 28: Canada goose season reopens (South Zone)
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Open water was tough to find; at last check the only tributaries with any open water flowing were Eighteen Mile Creek at Burt Dam and over at Oak orchard in Orleans
Lake Ontario: Most of the small tributaries were frozen over so no new information to report. Oneida Lake: Decent reports for ice action off Lewis Point for walleye in 25 to 30 feet of water
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