New York shooter finds success at World Skeet Championship
Corning, N.Y. — For Victoria Ferchaw, 12 was the magic number. That’s how old she was when she shot her first deer. It was also when she picked up a shotgun and started shooting skeet. She’s picked up a lot of guns and broken untold thousands of clay birds in the years since, and now […]
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New York white deer herd about to become a tourist attraction
Romulus, N.Y. — The first tangible sign that the former Seneca Army Depot, best known for its famous white deer herd, is about to become a tourist attraction is nearing completion. When Seneca Iron Works owner Earl Martin purchased the 7,000-acre former World War II ordnance dumping site last year from the Seneca County Industrial
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New York pheasant production solid, despite weather challenges
Ithaca, N.Y. — When fall hunting season rolls around, the pheasants will be there for bird hunting enthusiasts. But for the people responsible for running New York’s lone remaining game farm, providing that crop of gaudy ringnecks for the wingshooting crowd was a bigger challenge this year. Last year hot, dry weather helped produce optimum
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