Hunting
New York’s fishing and hunting report on Nov. 20, 2025
Hunting is where many are investing their time. Here’s a look at the New York fishing and hunting report on Nov. 20, 2025.
Mike Raykovicz: Thoughts on another New York firearms deer season
Here we are, heading for late November, and the firearms season has just begun throughout most of the state. With thousands of New York hunters searching for deer, it’s important to be reminded of, and
Jeff Frischkorn: Slowing down, but still a waterfowler at heart
At heart, really, I’m a waterfowler. And have been for nigh unto some 59 years.
I don’t own a marsh or belong to an exclusive duck-hunting club. Neither has anyone pole-pushed a boat
Tyler Frantz: Bear hunting is prized, precious in Pennsylvania
Sneaking quietly along the ridge in the inky-black stillness of predawn, a fresh coating of snow revealed where bears had clearly overturned leaves while rooting for acorns.
Multiple sets of tracks added confidence that
Minnesota DNR offers clarification regarding food plots, baiting for deer
In response to information circulating on social media related to hunting near food plots, Minnesota DNR Enforcement officials are clarifying what is illegal and legal about hunting near such plots, designed to provide whitetail forage
Your bird dog’s performance afield will show you holes in your training game
Most hunting dog owners have a pretty rosy view of their four-legged counterparts. And why shouldn’t they?
Dogs are incredible, and they can enhance your life in many ways, not the least of which
Commentary: Two great ways to donate venison in Ohio
Ohio’s venison donation programs give hunters a reason to keep going.
A common phrase I hear or see posted on social media this time of year is, “I’m tagged out for the season!” It’s
Looking for holiday gift ideas for the outdoors lover in your life? We’ve got you covered
Who wouldn’t want to find some of the great gifts below in their stocking or under their tree?
Some might keep your feet dry, your body warm, or help you catch more fish. In
Commentary: With federal government shutdown over, what’s it mean for conservation?
Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever on Nov. 12 applauded the U.S. Congress for reopening the federal government, restoring critical operations for conservation programs across the country.
After 42 days, farmers were set to again
