Age minimum lowered to 12 Albany – Gov. Andrew Cuomo has signed into law legislation that lowers the minimum archery hunting age from 14 to 12. The governor’s approval came less than two weeks after
Memorial Day weekend is a time to kick back, relax and enjoy some camping with family and friends. Our church, the Pendleton Center United Methodist Church, offers us some great fellowship opportunities and we have
There comes a point in the spring gobbler season when you realize it’s over, at least as far as your hunting schedule is concerned. It happens to me every spring, and that May 31 season-closing
Yeah, the turkey I took this season was pretty big. But it came close to not happening. And not just on that morning as I sat propped up against the tree, straining to hold the
Western New York Among the waters in the region stocked with trout are: Allegany County: Genesee River (Wellsville, Amity), Dodge Creek (Clarksville), Little Genesee Creek (Bolivar), Dyke Creek (Andover), Cryder Creek (Independence), Black Creek (West
Hatcheries scramble to get trout stocked Albany – You know it’s been a tough spring to be an angler when the state’s fisheries manager says he was “0 for April.” “I think I got out
Season Dates May 22: Black sea bass season opens May 24: Scup (porgy) season opens May 30: Winter flounder season closes May 31: Spring gobbler season closes June 8: Scup (porgy) season opens (licensed party/charter
But 20.5-inch minimum still frustrates anglers East Setauket, N.Y. – New York’s revised summer flounder (fluke) regulations will offer a longer season in 2011, as well as an increase in the daily limit from two
Western District Highlights Local waterfowl carver becomes waterfowl poacher (St. Lawrence County) ECO Bret Canary had received numerous complaints over a three-year period regarding illegal duck hunting during the closed season occurring along the shores
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