Ellicottville, N.Y. – A set of world-class antler sheds reportedly found in western New York are actually replica antlers purchased on eBay for $255, New York Outdoor News has learned. The owner of the replica
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Your best bet may be to hit one of the medium-sized steams such as Chautauqua, Canadaway or Eighteen Mile creeks. Cattaraugus Creek was flowing at a fishable level
Albany – DEC’s wildlife biologists will develop a five-year deer management plan this year that will blend the state’s management needs with public priorities. The goal, according to DEC officials in a Web site posting
Albany -_DEC has revised its regulations to allow anglers to possess “certified” baitfish up to 10 days after purchase and to also allow the use of baitfish in some western New York waters where they
Albany – DEC won’t release its final deer harvest figures until next month, but indications are the harvest totals will run nearly on par with last season and perhaps slightly – but only slightly –
West Leyden, N.Y. – Chet Kwasniewski discovered the secret of success and longevity a long time ago — don’t be afraid of hard work. That philosophy apparently applies to hunting, as well. The Lewis County
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Tributary action has slowed with the cold temperatures and snow. Your best bet would probably be Cattaraugus Creek. Fish slow and deep with egg sacs, single eggs or
Albany – New York’s 2009 bear harvest will, based on preliminary figures, be the second-highest on record. All three of the state’s bear-hunting regions – Adirondacks, Catskills and Allegany – reported some of their highest
Albany – New York will be looking to get a chunk of the $475 million pot of money set aside for Great Lakes restoration work, according to DEC officials. But so will other states and
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