You’ll recognize my name, and maybe my face, if you’re regular readers of New York Outdoor News, from the pages of my husband Steve’s regular column. But I doubt he asked me to write this
Season Dates Dec. 10: Bobcat hunting season closes (WMU 6N) Dec. 10: Fisher and marten trapping season closes Dec. 10: Bobcat trapping season closes (Northern Zone) Dec. 11: Duck season closes (Northeast Zone) Dec. 12:
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Tributary action received a shot in the arm late last month in the form of rain. It looked good for tributaries like Chautauqua, Canadaway, Eighteen Mile and Buffalo
Hunter deaths in Cortland, Orleans Albany – It was breezy kickoff to the Southern Zone firearms deer season last month, but that didn’t mean hunters’ chances of connecting on a buck or antlerless deer were
Albany – A plan to roll DEC’s sporting license system into the statewide multi-agency Enterprise E-Licensing project has, thus far, brought more questions than answers. And the proposal, part of outgoing Gov. David Paterson’s Shared
By BETH DeFALCO Associated Press TRENTON, N.J. (AP) – Gov. Chris Christie violated election laws by failing to report a pro-hunting rally he attended as an in-kind donation, an animal rights group alleged in a
Opening day of gun season for white tail in New York took on a whole new and very interesting meaning for me this year. My house sits right smack dap in the center of a
Toronto, Ontario – After a stable 2009-10 selling season, New York trappers are anticipating a slightly improved market in 2010-2011. But some of that optimism remains tempered by global economic uncertainties. Herman Jansen, managing director
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Cattaraugus Creek is still your best bet. Working the streams with egg sacs or egg imitations is the way to go, but white streamers and bugger patterns will
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