The program works through partnerships between Feeding New York State and deer processors throughout the state. Hunters can ...

New York is home to more than 4 million acres of public land open to hunters, including state forests, wildlife management areas, and parts of the Catskills and Adirondacks. That means endless ...

Are you altering your hunting plans because of some real reasons, or is it old myths that are repeated for generations? Or ...

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is urging hunters to prioritize safety and share the woods ...

Deer hunting season is underway across much of the northern United States, and in Western New York, the early archery season ...

New York deer hunters might be going digital by trading paper tags for their smartphones. he New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has proposed several changes to the state’s deer ...

New York's Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) aims to increase deer harvest in several Wildlife Management Units (WMUs) across the state in 2025. Hunters can apply for Deer Management ...

DEC emphasizes that hunters and taxidermists play a crucial role in keeping New York’s wild deer and moose populations safe.

New York State Conservation Officers have maintained a long tradition of serving the community through mentoring youth in a ...

With hunting season in full swing, New York’s environmental officials are reminding everyone heading into the woods — hunters and hikers alike — to stay alert and safe. The state’s regular deer season ...

Officials recently confirmed a case of Chronic Wasting Disease, a deadly disease in deer, moose and elk, at a facility in New ...

Late October turkey hunting in Western New York can be fun, a lot of luck is involved, but the turkey and the deer tend to ...