Drug pollution is problematic in the outdoors close to home and around the world
More than 200 million Americans take medications daily. Many of these end up in public waters one way or another.
More than 200 million Americans take medications daily. Many of these end up in public waters one way or another.

Not long ago, we would not have known they were there.
By far, the biggest story in the Empire State this year is the slate of new gun laws Gov. Kathy Hochul and the state legislature enacted in June and July.

Kris Bjerke lay bleeding and immobile in a deep gully in southwestern Wisconsin on Nov. 23, a tourniquet throttling his left leg above the knee. Inches below, a bloody bandage compressed a puncture wound about

While ammunition prices and lack of availability were certainly factors in getting me over the hump, the truth is that reloading my own ammunition is just something I’ve always wanted to do.
When I met Bill Hilts, Sr. in the fall of 2008, I figured I knew a lot more about him than he did about me.
A look at upcoming outdoor-related events from around New York.

Long Island’s Suffolk County has good numbers of deer, the product in some cases of a lack of public hunting access that allows whitetails to age and grow (as well as multiply to excessive numbers).
Wife’s social media post congratulating her husband on hunt leads to enforcement action.
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