New York State hunting

Gov. Hochul Vetoes Opt-Out Bill For New York's 'Holiday Hunt'
Gov. Hochul Vetoes Opt-Out Bill For New York's 'Holiday Hunt'
Gov. Hochul Vetoes Opt-Out Bill For New York's 'Holiday Hunt'
As reported here on December 6th, the New York State Legislature had passed a bill that would have allowed counties to opt-out of the 2021 'Holiday Hunt' law, which added a deer hunting period from December 26th through January 1st each year in the designated Southern Zone of New York State. For those non-hunters, the Southern Zone is just about everything south of the Adirondacks. Democratic State Senator, John Mannion sponsored the opt-out bill and another powerful democrat put an end to his endeavor.
Forget the Sales! It’s a Big Game Weekend in New York!
Forget the Sales! It’s a Big Game Weekend in New York!
Forget the Sales! It’s a Big Game Weekend in New York!
As millions across New York stuff their turkeys and their faces, while preparing to shop until they drop, others will set out this weekend on very different trips. Thanksgiving has always been a marked holiday weekend for hunters, as for many, it is the only long weekend they have during 'Big Game Season' in the Empire State. As many as 700,000 residents hunt in New York State and nearly 50,000 non-residents come here to do the same.