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It's
been another good hunting season for Adirondack hunters and the proof
is in the photos below. Give this page time to load, there are quite a
few bucks, bears and other critters here.
A note regarding photos:
This year my mailbox has been filling up more than ever and this is
both good and bad news. The good is that successful hunters are
sharing their photos with us, which is great and much appreciated. The
bad is that today's digital cameras take excellent photos which happen
to be big files in terms of the space they fill up on an email
server. If possible, please reduce your photo sizes to less than
1mb or send only one or two photos per email. By all means do not
lower the quality of your original photos on your camera as you'll want
them for yourself to preserve your own memories of your special
hunt. We're just asking for a little help from those who know how
to alter photos in making them smaller in size prior to sending them.
If
you do not know how to do this don't worry. If an email is returned to
you please re-send it later. We'll do our best to download
our
email more often and
apologize to those who have had their emails returned. Sometimes
we go hunting too! Thanks!
Note: Due to the continued success
of the Adirondack hunters,
there are plenty of photos and they may load slowly. Our
apologies
Jim Euber of Vermont
took
this fine looking
Tupper Lake buck in Nov. 2007 |
New York Outdoor News Editor Steve Piatt took this
Adirondack Gobbler
on May 5
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Joe "Coach" Iuliano
took
this 23-pound gobbler with a
10-inch beard and 1-inch spurs in Saratoga County |
Ray Porzio killed
his
biggest turkey, a 25-pounder
with a 10-inch beard and 1 3/8-inch spurts on May 3 in Otisco, NY
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13 year old Austin
Trainor
of Schuylerville was hunting on April 26th, opening day of the NY Youth
Turkey Hunt
with his dad, Ausburn Trainor.when he shot this 18-pound gobbler.
It had an 8-inch beard and 1-inch spurs
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Chad Simonson of the
Meatpole Gang in the Southern Adirondacks shot his first turkey on
April 26 during the youth turkey hunt!
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Scott Dimick of
Hudson
Falls,NY took this gobbler in
Hartford, NY on May
3.
21-pounds, 8.5" beard, 1/4" spurs
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Josh Keyworth ook
this
gobbler
with a 9" beard at
11 yards on May 3 in Agyle, NY
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Webmaster took this
gobbler at 5:30 a.m. on May 6
16-pounds, 5.5"
beard w/10
gauge in Ft. Ann
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Ross Sheridan of
Pilot
Knob took this gobbler on
May 5 in Ft.
Ann.
Ross uses an old Quaker Boy
box call signed by
Dick
Kirby.
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Jerry
Parmenter took this 4-pointer on the final day of the 2007 Northern
Zone black powder season near Edinburg, NY
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After nearly 30
years of
hunting in the
Adirondacks, Richard J.
Zuckerwar of
The Grandoe
Corporation
Gloversville,
NY,
got his first buck.
This tasty 5-pointer
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Gary Cartier of Fort Ann killed this
11-pointer
in the Lake GeorgeWild Forest
in Nov., 2007
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Bob Nappi of
Jefferson
County shot
this slammer 8-pointer just outside the Adirondacks in Schenectady
County in 1996. He brought the mount to the Watertown Sportsman's show
where he posed with his son Bobby. |
Chuck Hogdson and
his crew
took
this 10 pointer in
Warren County in 2007. |
Tommy Cunnigham moved back to this region
and took his first Adirondack buck, and biggest in over 30 years in
2007. The big 10-pointer was taken near Ticonderoga with Rugar .44
magnum. Pictured with him is Alex Yaw.
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Jim Cromme of killed this buck in Griffin,
NY in 1998
Net Typical B&C
Gross:
178 Net: 166
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Jim Monroe took this drop-tined buck in the
High Peaks region of the Adirondacks in 2004.
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Steven Kislowski (above) with a 160-pound,
8-pointer taken in Saratoga
County during the archery season.
The photo on the left is Steve's son with the buck!
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Steve Fairchild and
his
son Andrew pose with
Steve's 7-pointer and an 8-pointer killed by Mike Sylvia on Dec. 9, the
last day of the 2007 Northern Zone muzzleloading season. Both bucks
were were still exhibiting rutting behaviors. |
Ric Taras (left)
killed
this 224-pound, 6-pointer
at the Newcomb Sportsman's Club on November 12.
With him is is good friend Joe Novak
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Pete Casatelli of
Deansboro, NYshot this 8-pointer with a 21-inch spread on Noe. 18 in
Oneida County |
Dave Gould of West Fort Ann shot this
8-pointer on
Nov. 17 in Hebron, NY
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Cubby and Jon Parker
with
Jon's 161-pound, 8-pointer taken on Nov. 2 in Warren County.
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The Salerno brothers are
another well known group of Adirondack hunters. Here is one of their
bucks.
Left to right is
Tim,
Dustin and
Paul Salerno Jr. with dustins 228-pound, 10-pointer taken on Nov. 11. |
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Josh Jenkins (left)
with
an 8 point buck he took in Warren County on Nov 10 that ressed out at
170. This was one 6 bucks (above) taken by Josh's crew that week.
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Kevin Bovee of
Corinth, NY
took this 140-pound, 9-pointer in Edinburg on Nov. 23 with a .270
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Dan Looman killed
this
8-pointer on Nov. 25 in Edinburg
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Aaron Simmonds Spike |
Webmaster's tasty 2007 spike.
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Pete Bruno Jr. of the Horn Hunters
with his 2007 8-pointer.
The Horn
Hunters are profiled in the December 2007 issue of Outdoors Magazine.
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Pat Cronin of the Horn Hunters with a big
brow-tined 8-pointer.
Horn Hunter
photos
by Jerry Choppy
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Jim Hebert of
Rochester killed this
155-pound, 10-pointer in the eastern ADK's with a
Marlin .450 on Nov. 24
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Josh Osier killed
this
131-pound, 6-pointer in the eastern ADK's on Nov. 25.
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David Keys of Salem
killed this 144-pound, 9-pointer on Nov. 9 with his Marlin .45-70.
The crew hunts in the easter ADK's
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David Hood of Crown
Point took this 127-pound, 7-pointer with a Marlin .45-70 stainless on
Nov. 12 in the eastern ADK's
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Tom Tyminski of
Hudson
Falls, NY took this 8-pointer on Nov. 20 in the southeastern
Adironacks.
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Chris Allen with a
pair of
southern zone archery bucks.
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Kimberly Sutliff of
Lake Luzerne with her
2007 buck taken with an Austin & Halleck muzzleloader. |
Stephen Buff of
Latham
killed this
144-pound, 6-pointer in Constantia in Oswego Country on the last
day of the Northern Zone rifle season.
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Joe Stevenson of Queensbury, NY killed this
138-pound, 8-pointer on Nov. 12 (Veteran's Day) on one of his Dad's
(Duff) old watches and with his Dad's old
Winchester .30-30.
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This 130 pound, 8-Pointer was taken on
November 7 in Warren County, NY by Kyle Kolar while hunting with his
favorite hunting partner, his father Brien Kolar( both of us are from
Hudson Falls).
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Tim Ladd of Lake Luzerne, NY took this
1-point buck on Nov. 17 in Hartford, NY. It weighed 145-pounds!
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Mike Silver (right) of Ballston Spa, NY
with an 11-pointer and Lee Lussier (left) with a spike horn taken in
the town of Burlington, Otsego County.
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Ron Nadler of West Fort Ann shot this buck
near Lake George on Oct. 20, opening day of rifle season. The
8-pointer went 155-pounds. Smile Ron, you killed a nice buck!
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16-year-old Will
Gedney of
Queensury, NY took this 3-pointer in Warren County with his
muzzleloader on Oct. 18. Will scouted the area and placed his
stand properly and was rewarded with this fine young deer - his first
buck - which he grunted in to his stand.. Congrats Will!
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Paul McMahon of Lake
George, NY killed this 7-foot, 308-pound male black bear with his
muzzleloader on Oct. 14.
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Webmaster killed
this
coyote near Cranberry Lake on Oct. 21
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Mike Sylvia of
Queensbury, NY
drew a moose hunting permit forfor
New Hampshire this fall. 17
minutes into a 9-day hunt, this great bull appeared at about 60
yards. Mike took him
with a single shot
from his Browning 30-06. He weighed 645 lbs dressed and had a 42.5 inch spread. He
also has a unique double paddle on his left beam. |
13-year-old Alex
Lanfear
of Lake George holds up his first rabbit killed on opening day. He was hunting with his step dad, George
Clark and uncle, Kevin Clark
in Washington County. Way to
go Alex! Photo courtesy of Ed Noonan
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Dave McComsey shot
this
bear during the 2007 early bears season near Malone. It weighed
305-pounds before they dressed it. It was taken with a 45-70.
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Bill
Peteruti's 154-pound, 8-pointer taken in Essex County on Nov. 25th. You may recognize a couple of
these charachters from the
NY
Whitetail Classic |
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