After summarizing the DEC’s new hunting regulations centered around harvesting more antlerless deer in New York, Dan welcomes New York Outdoor News Person on the Year, Debbie Brosen. A gifted artist, Debbie’s work supports a
Attorney Paloma Capanna returns to the podcast to catch up the latest developments with various lawsuits that challenge the 2022 Concealed Carry Improvement Act. Capana touches on the Gazzola v. Hochul case which seeks relief
There’s no better time to talk about the whitetail rut than early November. Joining the podcast is New York native Peter Fiduccia, known to many as the Deer Doctor. Pete, also known for his many
Jim Lieberum, of the Warren County Soil & Water Conservation District joins New York Outdoor News editor Dan Ladd to talk about what organizations like his are, and how sportsmen and property owners benefit from
With DEC poised to commence logging at the Zoar Valley Multiple Use Area, in Western New York, to increase habitat for birds and other wildlife species, local preservationists have spoken out in opposition. Members of
Outdoor News staff writer and webmaster of outdoornews.com Eric Morken joins the podcast. Eric is an avid bowhunter, and with archery seasons opening, he shares some insight on his passion from pursuing bucks in multiple
On Aug. 21, over 200 U.S. Army soldiers of the 10th Mountain Division climbed all 46 of the Adirondack High Peaks. LTC Max Ferguson, a New York native, joins the podcast and explains the historic
Meg Modley, of the Lake Champlain Basin Program, and angler/conservationist Ed Skorupski join the podcast to talk about the invasive round goby, which has migrated through the St. Lawrence River, Lake Ontario and the Mohawk
As this bi-weekly podcast celebrates two years in the running, retired New York Outdoor News Editor Steve Piatt returns. Steve was the very first guest on the show in 2022 and also chimed in a
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