As we struggle to conjure up resolutions for this new year – at least ones that we will adhere to and not let fall by the wayside – one good suggestion for veteran sportsmen and
I can pretty much pinpoint when our youngest Lab, Haley, became a bit gun shy. It was a few seasons back, on a New Year’s Eve afternoon, just a couple hours before the pheasant season
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) – Scientists whose genetics-based research became a lightning rod in the debate over protecting the Great Lakes from Asian carp have made their case in a newly published article that says
I married into this whole hunting-fishing-outdoors thing. And I wouldn’t change it for the world. It’s been a great ride with all the adventure and fun and simple sense of wonder at the world God
Saw a lot of coyote tracks last month here in the Southern Tier and even heard packs of them howling after dark during the archery season. I know there are numerous trappers in the area
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Cattaraugus Creek was at just under 800 cfs and slowly dropping at mid-month – water was still too high and very cold. It should be fishable when it
Season Dates Dec. 26: Duck and snow goose season reopens (Western Zone) Dec. 26: Canada goose season reopens (South and West Central zones) Dec. 26: Duck season closes (Southeast Zone) Dec. 29: Snow goose season
Elizabethtown, N.Y. – Chances are you can pencil in the top New York Outdoor News story of 2010 as one of the top stories of 2011 as well. That’s because New York is showing little
I’m literally carrying the memories of my September trip to Wyoming for a long-awaited, much-anticipated archery hunt for pronghorn antelope. And, frankly, I’m getting tired of it. The trip itself was fantastic; I ultimately downed
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