Leashed tracking dog comes home after being lost four days in the New York woods
David Figura
December 11, 2023
To enjoy Pennsylvania’s herd more, boost your elk IQ
Observant outdoors folks have already noticed wine-red gum leaves and Virginia creeper’s scarlet bursts in the woods. In Pennsylvania, that means elk watchers from all corners of the state and beyond are planning their annual elk pilgrimage.
They know that September, on that crescent of Allegheny Plateau, is the time and place to enjoy a wildlife spectacle like no other in this part of the world.
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