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By ltnic
We're happy to offer a hunting parcel of 72+ acres on our 169.35 acre farm for you to hunt our many whitetail deer, turkeys, grouse and small game. The farm is a paradise for deer with over 300 wild apple trees throughout the property, open meadows, hay fields, deep timber and water in multiple places. We're only a ~3 hour drive from NYC making us a great weekend hunting getaway in a beautiful & serene setting. This is the eastern half of our farm. We're located 8 miles from Norwich and 18 miles from Oneonta where you can seek lodging, restaurants and shopping. Our 4 bedroom, 4 bath house, nice post and beam barn and 169.35 acres are available for sportsman interested in purchasing property.
You can book your hunt on our property through our LandTrust profile here: https://www.landtrust.com/l/grassmere-farm-east/5d92408a-f38c-4f64-98c3-97251a8b626f
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By andr3wxmma
Normally i process my own deer but with the potential warmer weather of bow season and not the best set up at my apartment I'm looking for recommendations around fort drum or carthage area.
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By Curmudgeon
Just before my size 10 boot hit the ground, a woodcock lifted off brushing the inside of my leg. My foot hit the ground simultaneously with a sickening feeling in my gut. Carefully, without moving my feet, I easily spotted the nest about 6 inches behind my heel. One chick had already hatched and had been flipped on its back by mom's hasty exit. It seemed otherwise unharmed. There was one egg in the nest that had not yet hatched.
Weeks ago we flushed a family group of woodcock not too far from there. The mother did a great distraction display while the young flew off. I suspect this bird renested.
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By mike rossi
April 12 and April 15, 2016
April 12, 2016 is Humane Lobby Day in Albany. Over 150 activists will meet with legislators or their staff to advocate for policy which reduces your opportunity to hunt doves and other webless migratory game birds and train your bird dog or retriever gun dog.
Action to Take Today: Go to this link find your senate and assembly representatives and copy a form letter to send them: http://nydovehunting.weebly.com/humane-lobby-day.html
April 15, 2016 is the last day the DEC will accept responses to its Webless Migratory Game Bird Survey. This survey asks questions which apparently are intended to assess the change in interest level of respondents toward hunting webless migratory game birds over the last 5 years.
Action to Take Today: First be aware that there is a national movement to eliminate hunting for webless migratory game birds, including woodcock. One of the justifications given by those seeking this policy change is that there is a “lack of interest” in hunting mourning doves, woodcock, snipe, and rails. Thus, think – out your responses so that you do not relay an unintended message. This survey was sent by either postal mail or email. If you were not selected as a respondent, then by all means write to the DEC prior to April 15 in support of hunting webless migratory game birds. Be sure to include in your correspondence that it is important that mourning dove hunting is reinstated in NY.
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By scolopaxmatt
Sadly, today marks the end of grouse season.
How'd we all do? Anyone exceed last years averages from the DEC hunter survey? Anyone else participate in the log survey?
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