When keeping bass in Pennsylvania, follow the slot rule
If you intend to keep smallmouths or largemouths, keep only those within a limited size range.
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June 8, 2015
Birding groups cry foul over wind turbines
Port Austin, Mich. — The sky above a tabletop-flat expanse of eastern Michigan farmland near Lake Huron is a well-traveled pathway for migratory birds journeying between summer nesting areas in Canada’s boreal forests and wintering grounds to the south. Thanks to reliably brisk winds, the ground below is dotted with hundreds of electricity-generating turbines. Federal
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Study looks at deer response to moon, weather changes
University Park, Pa. — There seems to be a lot of common wisdom that exists when it comes to whitetails, such as, “It’s near full moon, so the deer are only moving at night.” Or how about, “A cold front is coming, which is why the deer are out feeding.” Do you believe these axioms?
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Windber man’s record bear finally recognized by P&Y [Photo]
Pittsburgh — Rod Debias, of Windber, had longed to take a grizzly bear with a bow from the time he was 12. He got his wish – and then some – in Alaska in 2009, when he shot the largest grizzly ever taken with bow and arrow, according to the Pope & Young Club, the
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DNR seeks to expand dialogue about Minnesota’s pike problems
St. Paul — Excited to catch a big northern pike at the cabin near Brainerd, an angler casts a lure all week. Yet day after day, the angler has success only in reeling in skinny, snake-like pike. In the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, a large pike strikes a bait not far from the rocky
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