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Season Dates

Oct. 6: Woodcock season opens Oct. 6: Duck season opens, Northeastern Zone. Oct. 6: Snow goose season opens, Northeastern Zone. Oct. 6: Brant season opens, Northeastern Zone. Oct. 10: Duck season opens, Lake Champlain Zone.

Deer season looks promising in north

By Steve PiattEditor Elizabethtown – Deer hunters in New York’s Northern Zone can pretty much have it their way. You want an early start to the season? No problem. How about a Sept. 27 kickoff

Revised trapping regs face more comments

Staff report Albany – Emergency trapping regulations are in place to help avoid the accidental capture of dogs in body-gripping traps. But trappers are hoping the regulations might be softened a bit more after a

Summit will again push bill for youth

By Don LehmanContributing Writer Herkimer, N.Y. – The conservation organizations that have renewed their summit on sporting issues have plotted a new course of action that may see help from an unlikely source. The organizations

Fly-fishing section closed on Salmon

Staff report Altmar, N.Y. – Low water levels and high temperatures have delayed the opening of the catch-and-release season in the fly-fishing-only section of the Salmon River. DEC imposed emergency regulations that delayed the customary

FWMR director inheriting red Fund

By Steve PiattEditor Albany – DEC’s new director of Fish, Wildlife and Marine Resources is a longtime department wildlife biologist who’s best known for her work in biodiversity conservation. She’s also the first woman ever

With DMPs boost, harvest jump likely

Staff report Albany – A burgeoning black bear population in the Catskills has prompted DEC officials to propose starting the 2007 bear season two days earlier in an effort to increase the bear harvest. The

License fee hike a hot topic

By Steve PiattEditor Pompey, N.Y. – A hunting license fee hike may not be on the horizon, but it may be the best way to help bring the cash-strapped Conservation Fund back in the black.

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