NORTHWEST REGION Crawford County WCO Jacob J. Olexsak recently cited two individuals for driving into the controlled goose hunt area at Pymatuning Wildlife Management Area. “Both individuals drove into a field that is clearly marked ‘Entry Prohibited’ and is adjacent to a parking area so they could better see the birds,” he said. Both got […]
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