Backcountry Basics Workshop Offers Key Skills for NY Hunters
Beyond BOW – Backcountry Basics 101 Workshop at Raquette Lake gives New York hunters practical training in backcountry skills and safety through...

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Beyond BOW – Backcountry Basics 101 Workshop at Raquette Lake gives New York hunters practical training in backcountry skills and safety through...
St. Lawrence County residents can boost wild turkey monitoring by reporting August sightings to the DEC's annual Summer Wild Turkey Sighting...
New York is overhauling its pheasant stocking program to revive small game hunting, yet longtime hunter George Gedney argues the state should instead...
New York deer regulations for 2026 introduce expanded DMP transfers and Earn-A-Buck options in select WMUs, plus youth shotgun hunting for...
Deer hunting splits into Northern and Southern Zones with distinct bow, regular, and muzzleloader dates.
NYSDEC details zone-specific deer and bear seasons with clear start dates and rules.
New York landowners must apply by August 1 for the DEC Deer Management Assistance Program to receive additional antlerless deer tags for...
Waterfowl hunting in New York's Finger Lakes offers strong early experience for new hunters. Key regulations include HIP registration, a Federal...
Hunting camps are rapidly becoming extinct in NYS, erasing a longstanding tradition for many hunters.
Early summer is when black bears are most active in New York as they forage extensively for food, increasing human encounters. The DEC stresses never feeding bears, since rewards encourage bold, aggressive behavior and intentional feeding is illegal.
DEC's draft OPDMD policy would permit motor vehicles like ATVs in Wilderness areas for disabled hunters, conflicting with the Master Plan's ban on...
Subscribers can now access New York’s statewide fishing and hunting report from July 16, 2026, with hunting seasons on the mind alongside fishing updates.
New York faces declining hunter numbers even as deer populations rise, prompting calls to lower the small game hunting age.
NY hunters can build bowhunting skills at Tri County Archers' 3D shoot in Wallkill running 7-11 AM today, one of many HuntFishNY events offering target shooting and introduction to bowhunting for all ability levels.
Register now for the NYSDEC in-person Trapper Education Program Course on August 16, 2026. Find a course near you via the DEC website.
DEC has expanded fisher and marten trapping opportunities in Upstate New York through new regulations.
NY hunters still have time to enter the 2026 Antlerless Deer Permit Lottery and boost their season.