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New York State's Warning For Hunters Days Before the Season (opens the original)
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The 2026-2027 New York State whitetail deer hunting season is about to begin! Once October 1 rolls around, hunters will fill the woods across the Empire State, and there are plenty of deer to go around this fall. But if you are going to be hunting deer in New York State, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has an important warning for hunters that could help prevent the spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD). *** The DEC says deer urine scents are legal in New York
The New York State's Rules For Hunting at Knox Farm (opens the original)
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A pilot program for bow hunting at Knox Farm State Park in East Aurora has officially started as of October 1. There has been plenty of debate over the past couple of weeks about whether hunting at the popular park is a good idea. However, New York State has moved forward with the program, and archery season has arrived. Deer herd numbers across New York State remain strong, and in some areas, deer populations appear to be higher than desired. The New York State Department of Environmental Conse
Do You Know The FOUR FOOT That New York State Has? (opens the original)
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New York State has a law on the books that we should all keep in mind. Although spring and early summer have been pretty wet, there is always a risk of wildfires. As of the publication date of this article, the current risk seems to be low for the majority of New York. There is a law you should keep in mind. As we get into the longest months of the summer, be prepared for conditions to start to change. Not only are July and August the longest, but they are also typically very dry and hot! That b
Tolls Will Increase on New York State Thruway Soon (opens the original)
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If you drive the New York State Thruway, you should be aware of a new toll rate adjustment that will take effect January 1, 2027. For many New Yorkers, the Thruway is simply part of everyday life. Whether you’re commuting to work, traveling across the state, or making a trip from Buffalo to Albany, those tolls can add up over time. According to the New York State Thruway Authority, the Thruway receives no federal funding and is supported entirely by user fees. How often do you drive the New York
Is Burning Leaves Illegal in New York State? (opens the original)
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It is a magical time of year here in New York State as the leaves begin to change colors and fall from the trees! The coloring book of fall is wide open, and many parts of the Empire State are already seeing some vibrant autumn colors. We are blessed to live in a state with so many wonderful natural resources, including an abundance of maple trees and other hardwoods. The colors of the maple leaves always impress me year after year, and this fall, they seem to be especially bright! Related: Are
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