Wade Robertson is a journalist based in Olean, New York, with a focus on local news and community events. He writes for the Olean Times Herald as well as the ELDRED AREA FREE LIBRARY & HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Wade's articles cover a range of topics, including personal reflections, outdoor activities, local history, and community updates.
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Wade Robertson's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, outdoor activities such as fishing and hunting, memories, and seasonal topics. Given his focus on seasonal content and investment analysis to a significant extent, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or trends affecting the community.
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By WADE ROBERTSON Colorado, the land of lofty mountains, spruce, aspen and, of course, elk! Nate Colley was on his second elk hunt.
I had to pinch myself. Our group was in the Kiamichi Big Buck Classic in Oklahoma. Tomorrow, Saturday, would be the first day of the quest.
I was just a kid, back in the 1960’s hunting deer near the Bradford Airport.
By WADE ROBERTSON Oh, Christmas! I'm so fortunate to look back on so many fond memories.
A big cloud of snow swirled down as a nasty gust of wind swept by the house. Looking out the window I saw the chickadees, juncos, nuthatches, cardinals and a large woodpecker with a bright red patch on his head, a red bellied woodpecker, were industriously hitting the bird feeder and suet rack. The temperature hovered at a chilly 28 degrees, but the weather forecast called for it to warm up into the mid-30s by afternoon. The birds were eating as fast as they could, packing in nourishment. What an excellent idea, time to fry up some fresh deer sausage and eggs myself!
I have always been told you should set some goals for the New Year. Well, that seems like a great idea, I guess. So, keeping that thought in mind, what
Friday night had been a busy and distracted one and despite the fact it was small game season I didn't really have any plans for the morning. The phone rang and I snatched it up. Ah, my buddy Steve Colley. After a lively battle of wits in which we compared ancestry, intelligence, faults and looks (which would have left weaker souls suicidal) we unanimously decided to tackle some ticker cover and see if we might bag a rabbit.
It was something of a shock when I realized Christmas was suddenly upon me!
By: Wade Robertson
Wow, is 2024 really gone? It just seemed to fly by, one minute the first day of trout, then archery season and shockingly New Years!
By WADE ROBERTSON
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