Alexandria, Va. – Across the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s duck breeding populations survey area, things are just ducky. And wet. According to the agency’s 2011 report on populations, total duck abundance (45.6 million) jumped
As I stood in the Bradford Island Visitors Center of the Bonneville Lock and Dam in Oregon, I looked out through windows portraying surging waters. I wondered if it was an aquarium. Almost immediately, I
It took a little self-analysis before I finally locked onto the reasons why I’m hooked on the reality TV show “Swamp People,” that History Channel offering set in the Louisiana bayou where alligator hunters deal
As if we needed another reason to shake our heads at the true ineptness of New York state. (Personally, I’ve stopped shaking my head. It really began to hurt and everyone thought I had developed
“Working on the highway laying down the blacktop, working on the highway all day long I don’t stop.” These lyrics, first sung by Bruce Springsteen back in 1984, kept going through my head as my
Mixed reviews on youth hunt plan Albany – New York deer hunters have a wide variety of opinions on how to best manage the state’s whitetails and how and when to offer hunting opportunities. So
Buffalo, N.Y. – To the gourmet, they are the source of fine caviar. For the sportsman, lake sturgeon are a prized and rare trophy. And to the wildlife manager, sturgeon are a once abundant but
Prohibited within NYC, Syracuse watersheds, and on state land Albany, N.Y. (AP) – New York environmental officials have proposed a ban on drilling for natural gas with hydraulic fracturing in the New York City and
Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries: Lake fishing for salmon and trout continued to be good, turning on in front of Wilson and Olcott. Wes Walker sends word that some mature kings have been
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