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Are you seeing birds on the move?
With No... See More
Are you seeing birds on the move?
With November finally bringing some colder temperatures, many folks in the North are saying goodbye to beloved timberdoodles, while our friends down south are ready for their return.
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At trawler speeds, the pleasures of Long Island... See More
At trawler speeds, the pleasures of Long Island Sound may be just five days away. The juice will be worth the squeeze, trust me.
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New York a state in the Northeastern region of the United States, bordered by Canada to the north; Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecticut to the east; Pennsylvania to the south; and Canada the west. The state’s natural resources are managed by New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation.
The mission of the department is to conserve, improve and protect New York’s natural resources and environment. One of DEC’s main responsibilities is to manage and protect New York State’s wild animal and plant populations. To do this, the department conserves crucial habitats and sets regulations and policies that protect plant and animal resources.
Per the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation, New York is home to more than 2.11 million hunters and anglers who spend $4.95 billion annually and support 56,014 jobs. For more information on hunting and fishing in New York please visit www.dec.ny.gov and for information on traveling to New York visit www.iloveny.com.
Seasons & Regulations
Information on licenses and seasons can be found at www.dec.ny.gov. Registered users can purchase hunting and/or fishing licenses or permits as well as register a harvest. Seasons are presented for each species including bag and size limits.
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