Hunting
Concealed carry rule takes effect
A lower concealed carry permit fee, a new application form, and stricter curriculum requirements are part of a new – and permanent – concealed carry administrative rule that took effect June 1.
Youth Conservation Congress kicks off
As DNR program administrator for wildlife conservation education, Salwey has spent much of her career working to engage youths in outdoor activities.
Resources board adopts DNR fish and wildlife rule changes
The Natural Resources Board approved fish and wildlife rule changes proposed by the DNR, and those changes must now pass the Legislature’s review.
Links from New York Outdoor News – Issue 12, 2013
Page 6 – Archery in the Schools program continues to grow National Archery in the Schools Program Page 17 – Endless Summer: find the kings and stay on ‘em Lake Ontario Trout and Salmon Association
Clock ticking on crossbows
Bills stalled as state lawmakers
near end of 2013 session
Silver lining: New state record brook trout
Mayfield angler weighs in brookie that tops 6 pounds
Cold spring a drag on fish license sales
The sales of fishing licenses are well off their normal pace so far this year, but officials aren’t exactly scratching their heads trying to figure out the reason.
USFWS seeks to delist wolves across Lower 48
Federal officials are declaring victory in their four-decade campaign to rescue the gray wolf, a predator the government once considered a nuisance and tried to exterminate.
