Harrisburg — Call it a “square-milestone.” Pennsylvania’s state game lands system, which since 1919 has provided critical habitat for wildlife statewide, and a network of lands open to public hunting and trapping, now tops 1.5 million acres. That’s a land base larger than the state of Delaware. And Pennsylvania Game Commission Executive Director R. Matthew […]
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