HeyJaredLeo Maloney Outdoors Column
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Outdoors column: Time to gradually prepare for autumn (opens the original)
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The loons have generally left the Adirondack lakes, along with many of the songbirds that once populated the trees and lakesides. Mornings have a slight chill, and early mornings are often enveloped in fog in the sunrise hours. A few leaves are showing the first signs of color, and it won’t be long until the golden, reds, and yellows dominate the foliage. The weather won’t show any drastic changes, but it won’t be long until the feeling of frost dominates the early mornings. Other changes will b
Leo Maloney’s Outdoors column: Don’t miss out on the excitement of salmon fishing (opens the original)
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The morning sun filters through the maple trees lining the bank of the river, and the soft light and changing colors of orange and red leaves highlight the anglers casting repeatedly to the deeper water of the river. Suddenly, there is an eruption of water as a huge fish leaps clear of the water and starts a powerful run downstream. The reel screams as the salmon peels off 100 yards of line in a single run while the angler desperately tries to slow the mighty fish before it breaks free. Welcome
Leo Maloney’s Outdoors column: Youth goose hunt prepares youngsters (opens the original)
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Youth goose hunters have a chance to learn and hunt with mentors. Once again, the Central New York Sportsmen are providing an opportunity for youngsters to learn with experts. Many youth do not have anyone to teach them or provide an opportunity for youngsters to learn the proper techniques, so “CNYMYHUNTS” is filling the gap. For single parents, those who have no experience in goose hunting, or otherwise have no interest in waterfowl hunting, this provides a great opportunity. Sign up by contac
Leo Maloney’s Outdoors Column: Adventures that I could easily forget (opens the original)
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Over the course of many years, I have had my share of misadventure. Obviously, they have all ended positively, as I am living proof of that. But they did produce a few (or more) anxious moments. It seems that many readers enjoy hearing of these, so every so often I change the pace for a little while and share a few of these misadventures. One of them was an episode with quicksand. It should be noted that this was not my only one. In this particular one, there was a stream that ran through a swam
Outdoors column: Don’t let summer slip away (opens the original)
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Where has summer gone? A lot of people will say that we still have August ahead of us, and that is true. But the prime months of June and July are but a memory (and time squandered). It is August, and there are preparations to be made for fall, not counting the days that will be more fall-like than reminiscent of summer. But to not be overly pessimistic, there are still great days ahead if we take advantage of them. There is boating, swimming, fishing, hiking, camping, and preparations for the f
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