Moving a Deer Carcass Out of Herkimer County
Carcass transport rules for Herkimer County explain how to safely move deboned meat and cleaned skull plates without spreading chronic wasting disease.
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Extra DMPs Issued Inside the Containment Area
Extra Deer Management Permits in New York’s containment area help reduce deer populations and monitor Chronic Wasting Disease.
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How CWD Reached a Captive New York Herd
Chronic Wasting Disease detection in a captive Oneida County herd reveals how the fatal neurological condition reached New York.
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Free CWD Testing for Herkimer County Hunters
Free chronic wasting disease testing helps Herkimer County hunters protect New York wild deer from fatal prions.
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Which Towns Sit Inside the CWD Containment Area
New York deer hunting regulations identify the specific towns inside the Herkimer County chronic wasting disease containment zone.
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The New York Deer Reporting Deadline
New York deer hunters must report a harvested buck or antlerless deer to the Department of Environmental Conservation within 48 hours.
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Reporting a Deer Through HuntFishNY
New York deer harvest reporting through the HuntFishNY system provides the Department of Environmental Conservation with data to track population trends.
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Why New York Loosened Antlerless Rules in 2026
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation updates antlerless deer rules for 2026 to balance herd health and human interests.
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Which WMUs Carry No DMP Quota in 2026
New York Wildlife Management Units carrying no Deer Management Permit quota in 2026 ensure hunters receive antlerless tags.
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Calling the New York DMP Hotline
New York Deer Management Permit hotline phone number details, application status checks, and specific regulation guidance.
