New York Elk History and Extirpation
New York eastern elk history, their vital ecological role, and the causes of their mid-nineteenth century disappearance.
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New York Ruffed Grouse Versus Spruce Grouse
New York grouse species differences explained, comparing habitats, ranges, behaviors, and physical identification traits of ruffed and spruce birds.
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New York Bobwhite Quail Status
New York bobwhite quail populations, their historical decline, habitat loss factors, and current hunting status are explained.
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New York Bald Eagle Recovery and Hunting Rules
Bald eagle recovery in New York and hunting regulations explain legal protections for hunters sharing landscapes with raptors.
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Wild Boar Sightings in the Catskills
Wild boar sightings and feral swine populations in the Catskills, explaining terminology, environmental damage, and New York State status.
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New York Woodchuck Hunting Rules
New York woodchuck hunting rules explain small game licenses, year-round seasons, and bag limits for agricultural pests.
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New York Red Fox and Gray Fox Range
New York red and gray fox ranges, habitat preferences, and distinct regional populations help hunters locate each species.
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New York Beaver Population and Damage
New York beaver populations, historical recovery, and property damage management strategies for landowners and hunters across the state.
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Winter Ticks and the Adirondack Moose Herd
Winter tick infestations cause severe blood loss, hair loss, and hypothermia in New York moose, especially among young calves.
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Moose Sightings Near the Vermont Border
Moose sightings near the Vermont border reveal how expanding populations naturally migrate into recovering New York forests.
