Albany – Late last year, Gov. David Paterson ordered state agencies to cut an additional 11 percent from the remainder of their fiscal year’s budget in a move designed to help dig New York out
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
Hunters and anglers of New York did more than read the headlines of New York Outdoor News this year – they made the news as well. Yes, 2009 was a year in which the state’s
East Hampton, N.Y. – About 100 hunters had Long Island wild turkey for Thanksgiving after the first turkey hunting season ended with a flourish. The state Department of Environmental Conservation said 30 hunters reported bagging
Breezy Point, N.Y. – A Brooklyn angler caught – and released – what’s believed to be a new state record blackfish last month while fishing in New York City-area waters. Yakov Elkin of Sheepshead Bay,
Editor Albany – Compared to last year’s washout, the opening weekend of the 2009 Southern Zone firearms deer season was a pretty good one. But although the opening weekend harvest was up from last year’s
Dec. 12:_Duck season closes (Northeastern zone) Dec. 13: Southern Zone firearms deer season closes Dec. 13:_Bear season closes (Allegany and Catskill ranges) Dec. 13: Late muzzleloader deer season closes (portions of Northern zone) Dec. 14:_Southern
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