Hunting
Book it: New state record fish pulled from the Rock
Turns out, there were two fish caught in 2013 that broke an Illinois state hook and line record.
Lake Superior laker quotas cut, park rules in place
The Natural Resources Board (NRB) approved two permanent rules Feb. 26 – one that will lower Lake Superior lake trout harvest to protect dwindling stock, and one that refines rules for hunting and trapping in
Willms marks 45 years as hunter safety instructor
Lawrence Willms was never a big time hunter, but he has always liked shooting and that interest brought him to teach firearms safety to almost 6,000 kids over the last 45 years.
Land for sale signs coming soon
Get ready to see “For Sale” signs appear on up to 10,000 acres of state lands.
Weather or not, April 1 trout kickoff
It’s perhaps appropriate that the opening day of New York state’s popular trout fishing season falls on April 1.
SAFE in N.Y.: Remington to expand in Ala.
Storied gunmaker Remington’s decision to expand operations to Alabama has been seen by many as an another indictment of New York’s SAFE Act gun control laws as well as the state’s business climate.
Adirondacks land plan criticized by sportsmen
Groups sought greater access
Most deer feeding points will have food this week
The emergency feeding of deer in 13 permit areas in the northern part of the state is set to kick off later this week.
Obama budget has full LWCF funding
President Barack Obama followed through Tuesday with a pledge to seek full funding of the touted Land and Water Conservation Fund
