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Hunting and fishing licenses set to increase Oct. 1
April 11, 2009 When sportsmen go to purchase hunting and fishing licenses next season, most will find that fees have increased from this year’s. more »» 
Warm weather accelerates trout season
April 4, 2009 Following the brilliant sunshine, blue skies and warming temperatures of the past week, spring has firmly taken hold. more »»
Author Richard Louv coming to The Wild Center
March 28, 2009 The writer responsible for ignighting the fire in people’s hearts for reconnecting the nation’s youth to the wonders of nature is coming to the Adirondacks. more »» 
Spring returns to the north woods
March 21, 2009 Bucket and sap lines have again sprouted in the sugar bush, as steam pours from sugarhouses across the North Country. If maple season is already at full boil, mud season can’t be far behin. more »»
Tribute to Grandfather Ray
March 14, 2009 Last Saturday, I traveled to Saranac High School to attend a celebration of the life of the late Ray Tehanetorens Fadden, known to many as Grandfather Ray, a term of respect and affection among... more »»
It's cold outside but getting warmer every year
January 24, 2009 While North Country residents recently bundled up against winter’s wrath as the mercury sank to 26 degrees below zero, the National Climatic Data Center announced 2008 had tied with 2001 as the... more »»
Snow, sport shows and the state budget
January 17, 2009 Despite several major snowstorms over the past few months, the woods lacked an adequate base to allow travel by skis. more »»
The finest square mile of your own
January 10, 2009 A few years ago, when my oldest daughter left for college in New York City, I knew she was in for culture shock. more »»
Taking a quick look back at the past year
January 3, 2009 Last year’s winter was a throwback to the good old days, when the snow piled high and lake ice remained solid. more »»
Basic tips on winter trails and travels
December 27, 2008 The past week delivered true midwinter snow conditions to the Adirondacks. To date, the area’s snowpack measures 18 to 24 inches, with further deposits expected. more »»
Packing a wallet and on the hunt for gift ideas
December 20, 2008 With Christmas around the corner, I recently spoke to local sport shops and outfitters for gift suggestions for outdoor enthusiasts. more »»
Grouse, pheasants and Fly Away Home
December 13, 2008 Now that the annual big-game hunting season has finally come to an end, decisions must be made regarding opportunities for the next outdoor adventure. more »» 
A slow hunting season is coming to an end
December 6, 2008 The regular big-game season will conclude at sunset on Sunday in the Northern Zone, and reports concerning hunter success are mixed. more »» 
Reasons to be thankful during tough times
November 29, 2008 As the economy continues on a downward spiral, it may seem increasingly difficult to find reasons to give thanks in this holiday season. more »» 
DEC concentrating efforts on hunting violations
November 22, 2008 Recently, as I read through DEC reports of game violations, I wondered if I was witnessing a disturbing trend this hunting season. more »»
The psychology of being lost in the forest
November 15, 2008 Webster’s Dictionary defines lost as “unable to find the wa. more »»
Banning floatplanes won't create wilderness
November 8, 2008 There have been a rash of interesting developments regarding state lands in the Adirondacks. more »»
Winter, mowing lawns and heritage trout
November 1, 2008 The heavy rains and high winds which blew through the region last weekend served to knock most of the remaining foliage from the forest canopy. more »»
Poachers active in early season
October 25, 2008 The forest canopy has been greatly diminished which has opened the woods to a greater line of sight. more »»
Pray to the ‘Altar of the Giant Brookie’
October 18, 2008 I’ve recently returned from an extended excursion in pursuit of brook trout on the remote ponds of the St. Regis Canoe Area. more »» |
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