| Wild Life |
| The ducks often bring along their baby ducklings. |
| The deer population is increasingly large in the Adirondacks, so chances are you will see plenty of deer up here. Be careful! The deer often graze near the roads, even the busy ones. In fact, the old pasttime of feeding deer on the side of the road will now give you a ticket with a $100 fine. |
| The Black Bears are also always looking for food since the local dumps closed a few years ago. Usually scared of humans, these bears can attack if cornered or if you interfere with their cubs! Chances are if you leave any food or garbage out at night, you will have a midnight snacker! |
| Hello: My name is Don Killino from Utica, NY. I caught this lake trout on Wednesday (August 20th, 2003). I talked to some people who fish up there and all of them said it's difficult to catch lake trout. The only way is to troll for them and I was extremely lucky to get one in a kayak. It's beautiful up there so even if I did not catch anything, the trip would have been well worth it." |
| Loons are not as common as the Mallard ducks, but are more beautiful and interesting to watch. |
| In Spring and early Summer you are likely to see fawns resting or grazing in the woods. |
| Click HERE to see many more bear pictures. |