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Coyote contests ban based on emotion, not fact!
I was reading the Pennsylvania Outdoor News magazine and Tom Venesky had a very interesting column and I thought New Yorkers would enjoy reading it. Here are some of the highlights of his column: … more
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Waking up in the Catskills and starting work a few hours later next to the Empire State Building was an interesting experience, only able to be fully enjoyed when I prioritized my health first and convenience second.
Commuting health hacks
If you’ve ever had a long commute to work, you know how challenging it can be to stay on top of your health goals when a large part of your day is spent traveling. Not only does it take up … more
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CFFCM Programming and Events Coordinator Todd Spire provided fun and entertaining activities for children during Summerfest. Here the children were able to turn over rocks in the Willowemoc and find aquatic insects and bottom-living creatures.
Summerfest!
The first weekend in August brought perfect summer weather, cool mornings with warm sunny days, blue skies and just the right amount of cooling breezes, with rivers and streams still at   very … more
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"The Democrat"
The Sullivan County Democrat golf tournament starts today with 68 teams and 9 flights. Sean Semenetz and Joe Winski are back to defend the title for the third time in a row. In this county, … more
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NRA's 152nd Annual Convention!
The NRA’s 152nd Annual Meetings & Exhibits was held in Indiana at the Indianapolis Convention Center this past April. 77,246 NRA members attended the three days of events. NRA … more
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Playing softball and soccer again has brought me so much joy and helps me be my best self in all areas of my life.
How sports changed my life (again)
One day in the spring of 2018, I was sitting on the NJ Transit train making my usual commute to Manhattan for work. At that time I was traveling back and forth between Montgomery and Broadway five … more
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Former President Jimmy Carter reeling in a trout while fishing the Delaware River on his historic trip to the Catskills in September of 1984. He is an avid life-long fisherman and enjoys fishing with his wife, Rosalynn, well into their 90s.
Lee Wulff Conservation Award
This past week has certainly provided a variety of summer weather – sure to please just about everyone – from those who like “as hot as it gets!” as we experienced on Friday, … more
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Golf lessons
Golf is a sport you can play for a lifetime. It’s played by 8-year-olds, and it’s played by 80-year-olds. I see many kids and adults come to the Villa Roma and either hit balls on the … more
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DEC's next step courses!
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is encouraging hunters who have completed a hunter, bowhunter, or trapper education certification course to consider taking a … more
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Keeping our approach to health simple and consistent is the key to success and happiness, and the easiest way to start is by just going outside for a walk.
Three health non-negotiables
Staying committed to our health can be very challenging, especially with the endless amounts of information coming at us from every angle. Right when we’ve caught up with the latest trend, a … more
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Photo is of flying ants tied by Ed Van Put (pattern is in the column).
Here come the ants!
We’ve just enjoyed one of the best weather-weekends so far this year – picture perfect warm summer days with cool breezes, lower humidity and some blue skies – and slightly cooler … more
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Best mishits wins
I’ve been teaching people how to play golf for many years. It’s a game that warrants taking lessons. Golf is more fun the better you play.   We all hit bad shots but trying to … more
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