“Hand over the bottle deposit and no one gets hurt!” Hardly a command you’d expect from an environmental conservation officer – those men and women charged with protecting our wildlife and habitat. Those who patrol
Archery season is here and, frankly, there’s no place I’d rather be than in a tree waiting for a nice buck to show up. However, bucks aren’t the only thing I’m hunting because October means
Season Dates Nov. 4: Fall turkey season opens (portions of state) Nov. 5: Duck season reopens (Southeast Zone) Nov. 9: Snipe, rail and gallinule seasons close Nov. 10: Beaver/mink/muskrat/otter trapping season opens (portions of state)
Great fishing, but a tough economy Albany – Fishing license sales in New York declined again in 2010-11, but didn’t take the double-digit nosedive seen a year earlier on the heels of a fee hike.
Youth hunt needs more discussion; Oct. 1 bow opener remains in place Albany – DEC’s much-scrutinized five-year deer management plan has been revised after public comments focused on several of its proposals. While the plan
Albany – A abundance of apples is apparently responsible for a low bear kill during the early bear hunting season in the Adirondacks, according to DEC biologists. Harvest reports during the early bear season (Sept.
(A reminder: All persons, regardless of age, aboard a pleasure vessel less than 21 feet must wear a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) from Nov. 1 to May 1.) Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries:
Peck’s Lake, located just outside Gloversville on the fringe of the great Adirondack Park, was a hidden jewel of sorts that I had the brief opportunity to explore in October. The “excuse” for visiting was
It’s dark in the morning when I leave the house. Unfortunately, I’m not turkey hunting. It happens every year at this time. All of a sudden, it’s dark well into my morning routine and I
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