Road-killed deer approach 75,000
Bloomington, Ill. – New York motorists collided with nearly 75,000 vehicles between July 1, 2008, and June 30 of this year, according to the nation’s leading auto insurer. State Farm Insurance, using its claims data,
Bloomington, Ill. – New York motorists collided with nearly 75,000 vehicles between July 1, 2008, and June 30 of this year, according to the nation’s leading auto insurer. State Farm Insurance, using its claims data,
Albany – Sporting license sales were down by about 10 percent through Oct. 1, but because of a fee hike and a run on lifetime licenses DEC has generated more than double the revenue through
Albany – Don’t say the state never gave you anything. Dozens of sportsmen found out recently that the state Department of Environmental Conservation has a heart when the agency cut them some slack on the
Albany – Thousands of deer hunters across the state denied Deer Management Permits when they initially applied for the antlerless tags will receive them after all. That’s because DEC undersold its DMP allocation in numerous
Albany – DEC_is still planning a couple more meetings next month to let hunters voice their opinions on what changes should be made to the state’s deer management efforts. DEC_wildlife biologist Jeremy Hurst said the
Albany – DEC’s updated 10-year pheasant plan would extend pheasant hunting seasons in many areas, reduce the cockbird-only area and eliminate the Young Pheasant Release Program after 2010. Those recommendations, contained in a draft report
Oswego, N.Y. – A new study of sport fishing on Lake Ontario confirms what many observers already knew – that fishing activity and resulting revenues have been in a steady decline for almost 20 years.
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