2022 Photos Send us your photos A Note About Blaze Orange: Prior to the 2021 hunting seasons, a regulation change was put in place requiring deer and bear hunters to wear florescent clothing (orange or pink) in either the form … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has announced the gate on the access road leading to the Bog River Dam, also known as Lows Lower Dam, will be closed starting Dec. 6, to allow for construction to maintain … Continue reading →
RAY BROOK, NY – The Adirondack Park Agency (APA) and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) are holding a joint public comment period to solicit comments for the Sharp Bridge Public Campground and Day Use Area Draft … Continue reading →
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos announced Oct. 20 that the restoration of public motor vehicle access to the Four Corners Parking Area on Gulf Brook Road in the Boreas Ponds Tract. The completion of … Continue reading →
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation reminded outdoor enthusiasts that many furbearer trapping seasons begin Tuesday, Oct. 25. Approximately 10,000 New Yorkers participate in this trapping tradition, going afield for more than a dozen species of furbearing animals … Continue reading →
DEC announced changes to wild turkey hunting regulations that will provide hunters additional hunting opportunities. DEC is modernizing statewide turkey hunting regulations by changing the minimum shot size from #8 to #9 for turkey hunting statewide. The change was necessitated … Continue reading →
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos reminded hunters that September marks the beginning of several hunting seasons in New York State. Hunting seasons for squirrel and Canada goose begin Sept. 1 in upstate New York, … Continue reading →
Meteorological Spring 2023: For some, Spring begins March 1 rather than with the March 20 Spring Equinox as they follow the Meteorological Calendar, good stuff, especially in September as hunting seasons kick in. This winter, however, is going down as the … Continue reading →
