Small-game hunting declines, but still popular Albany – There’s no question small-game hunting remains very popular among New York sportsmen and women. But it’s also clear that the size of that hunting fraternity has dwindled
Western District Highlights Air quality and commercial truck detail (Seneca County) On June 15, ECOs Angotti, Levanway and Smith participated in a commercial truck detail with assistance from Tony Tagliaferro and Rick Gage from DEC
Season Dates Sept. 1: Early Canada goose season opens (most of state) Sept. 1: Squirrel and crow seasons open Sept. 1: Snipe, rail and gallinule season opens Sept. 6: Early Canada goose season opens (Lake
Freshwater anglers are now entitled to use three rods per person thanks to legislation recently signed into law by Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Is this good news? The bill was designed to favorably impact a fisherman’s
Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries: Action for salmon and trout continued to be good, but you have to slide out a bit deeper now. Target the top 70 feet over water over 400-plus
More WMUs added; earlier opener set for central-western area Albany – License sales aside, there will undoubtedly be more bear hunters in New York state this year than last season. A couple of regulations changes
Albany – DEC will boost Deer Management Permits by just over 10 percent this season, but the bulk of that jump is the product of increased antlerless tag allocations in much of central and western
Season Dates Sept. 1: Early Canada goose season opens (most of state) Sept. 1: Crow season opens Sept. 1: Snipe, rail and gallinule season opens Sept. 6: Early Canada goose season opens (Lake Champlain, Eastern
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) – Here’s a fish tale that’s hard to believe: The government is giving back money. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Friday many saltwater anglers who bought a 2010 or 2011 license
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