Pennsylvania - Mark Nale

Hunters should be naturalists first

Hunting should be a key to connecting with the natural world, but that isn't always the case

The comeback of our national symbol in Pennsylvania is a wildlife success story

Eagles always draw a crowd of eager onlookers. Your chances of seeing one in the wild are greater now than any time during the past century.

Can we stop an invasive species or a disease such as CWD?

Millions of dollars will likely be spent attempting to contain or at least slow the spread of chronic wasting disease in our wild deer herd – will it be worth it?

I have my multi-year fishing license – did you get yours?

Will new multi-year fishing licenses be enough to help the plight of the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission?

Reflections on a hunting season without a back tag

To display or not to display, that is the question!”

Chronic Wasting Disease found in wild Pennsylvania deer

Time will tell whether Pennsylvania can contain CWD in its wild deer population – now identified in two of 67 counties.

Mentored Youth Hunting age questioned

Two recent photos in one of the newspapers for which I write certainly grabbed my attention.

Snowcover provides opportunity to study the land

I recently drove north through Philipsburg, Pa., to an area near Frenchville, in Clearfield County, to pick up a custom-made tabletop and oak boards from Quehanna Millwork.

More public relations needed by the Pennsylvania Game Commission

Road Hunters – illegal, not sporting and a negative image of hunters