Field reports from Pennsylvania Wildlife Game Wardens and Waterways Conservation Officers.
Pennsylvania Cuffs & Collars: Multiple citations filed for poaching buck, turkeys Read More »
A lot is happening in the sky and on Earth during mid-March. There are stars, nebula, galaxies, comets and meteors, but the planets are my favorites.
Star Watch: Mars, Venus, and Jupiter all visible in March Read More »
A list of upcoming outdoor-related events from around Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania Outdoor Calendar Read More »
Consider that Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission biologists surveyed Cross Creek four times between 2003 and 2015. In every case but one, bluegills were the most common species seen, sometimes far and away the most common..
Try Pennsylvania’s Cross Creek Lake for big bluegills, crappies Read More »
A proposed expansion to Camp Grayling National Guard Base in the northern Lower Peninsula, which would more than double the size of the military training reservation, is under fire from conservation groups concerned about potential effects on natural resources as well as public access to the state land. The proposal would add 162,000 acres to military reservation.
Michigan conservation groups oppose expansion to National Guard base Read More »
If you’re a regular reader of this publication, or one of my neighbors, then you already know my father and I spent many weekends last spring and summer building a permanent shooting house on the edge of his 75-acre field.
Stories from the first season in a new hunting house Read More »
A fish may see a parade of presentations go by, therefore yours should be better than the rest. And, if you are not watching the line carefully, a strike can come and go unnoticed, which is why bobbers are popular. Being able to set the hook just a second or two sooner can increase your hook-up rate.
What does the perfect setup look like for spring steelhead? Read More »
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