Greenlawn, N.Y. – Michael Mangano had never shot a bear before. So when the Long Island man took his first bruin with a bow last Oct. 17, it was a special occasion. But Mangano didn’t
Albany – Anglers and hunters will almost assuredly feel the squeeze if Gov. David Paterson’s proposal to close 41 state parks and reduce services at 23 others is approved by state lawmakers. Paterson’s proposal –
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: The warmer temperatures likely opened some of the tribs back up again. Cattaraugus Creek is still your best bet, but you may have to do some exploring in
March 21:_Hare and cottontail rabbit seasons end (Northern zone) March 28: Coyote hunting season ends March 31: Crow hunting season ends April 1:_Trout season opens (statewide, general regulations) April 1:_Winter flounder season opens April 7:
Albany (AP) — State regulators have banned commercial and recreational shad fishing in the Hudson River and set new restrictions on shad fishing in the Delaware to help the species recover from a steep decline
Buffalo, N.Y. (AP) — A western New York farmer has been fined $3,000 for killing two bald eagles, 35 geese and two crows by illegally spreading a restricted insecticide on his cornfield. The state Department
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Most of the tributaries are iced over and you have to move around to find open water. Your best bet continues to be along Cattaraugus Creek and caution
Toronto, Canada – New York welcomed the first signs of a fur industry on the mend after a hectic start to the major auctions for the 2009-10 trapping season. Earlier this year, North American Fur
Albany – DEC officials have long disputed claims that mountain lions are roaming the Empire State. Now, the department has taken the unique step of refuting Internet reports that a mountain lion was killed in
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