Category: outdoor-activities

“Think how our native, indigenous trout must feel, having to deal with this invasion” By Oak Duke,    Should we stock deer, just prior to

By CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist Last Thursday afternoon, Bills’ general manager Brandon Beane held his seventh annual pre-draft sit-down meeting with the media.

Whitetail deer kill trilliums at an amazing pace By Bob Confer, For generations of rural Western New Yorkers the white trillium was one of the

Get ready to lace up your running shoes! Bath Kiwanis is hosting their annual 5K event, promising a scenic route and community support.

Photo Gallery and Story by Photographer Dan Jordan Usually, we speak of favorite birds by species, not by individual birds.   Myself, being a bald eagle

Craving a freshwater fishing adventure? Keuka Lake offers diverse species, stunning scenery, and trophy-sized catches.

“The plague of “fake news” that has emerged on a national level is now infecting the local dialogue” By Andrew Harris, originally appearing in our

A nice awkward chat about “Shy Bladder Syndrome” Remembering Tom Geyer By Chuck Wiser, I write the words to share what my eyes see and

Exploring the secret history of Lyme Disease and biological weapons by Frederick Sinclair The title of this article and supporting documentation is borrowed from the

Duke: It seems logical that certain species of animals and plants would use the moon By Oak Duke      It’s enlightening, if not mesmerizing to

Migration through Western New York hits its peak between March 12th and March 15th By Bob Confer, Keep your eyes to the skies. Recently, one

O. Borealis, O. Clavium, O. Macrourus !! By Oak Duke     The ubiquitous whitetail deer has 30 different subspecies populating not only Eastern and Midwestern

Master the art of dry-laid stonework at Hunt Country Vineyards! Join a hands-on workshop with renowned instructor DJ Kitzel, enjoy delicious food & wine, and build lasting skills in a stunning vineyard setting. Register now!

“Do bucks travel for miles, or are they more or less homebodies, living on the same hill?” By Oak Duke      Back in the day,