Long-time New York Outdoor News contributing writer Bill Hilts Jr. was recently honored by the Association of Great Lakes Outdoor Writers during the group’s annual conference held Oct. 11-15 in Lewiston, Niagara County.
The
The second of a four-part series in New York Outdoor News chronicling the whitetail rut.
As most charter boats have ended their season on Lake Ontario, you can still target staging salmon and brown trout with smaller boats. Obviously, you need a boat capable of trolling safely on the lake.
The fall perch and walleye bite are picking up on this fishery.
In the spirit of Halloween, Dan welcomes Johnny from the Adirondack Bigfoot YouTube channel to the podcast. What started off as a hobby for Johnny and his family after attending a Bigfoot-themed festival has ballooned
New York’s state parks certainly have a lot of variables when it comes to forms of recreation offered at numerous parks. If there’s water, then fishing is most always an option. But for some parks,
This past July I was working at our local Sportsman’s Club preparing the grounds for an evening of skeet shooting. It’s not a big job: just open the clubhouse and security gate, ready the high
As predicted in 2025, Canada goose regulations became a bit more liberal in upstate New York with 45-day seasons and a three-bird bag limit in areas that had been impacted last year.
That was
New York is not the only Northeastern state attempting to boost its antlerless deer harvest. In Vermont, a four-day antlerless-only muzzleloading hunt will take place Oct. 29-Nov. 1. The season is only for those hunters
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