Pennsylvania cuffs and collars are field reports from Wildlife Game Wardens and Waterways Conservation Officers. These reports are from the Sept. 13, 2024, edition of Outdoor News.
Pennsylvania Cuffs & Collars: Illegal to cut antlers, heads off road-killed deer Read More »
The action is heating up on northcentral Pennsylvania’s elk range, and the Pennsylvania Game Commission once again is inviting people everywhere to view it in real time online.
The Game Commission’s Elk Cam, a 24-7 livestream that can be accessed here, launched the end of August. And if history is an indicator, the best is yet to come, with elk continually becoming more active in coming weeks and putting on a show for the camera.
Pennsylvania Game Commission’s popular elk cam is now available online Read More »
The blueline tilefish is a bottom dweller found in water 240-780 feet deep from New Jersey to the Campeche Banks of Mexico. It is frequently found in the same habitat as groupers and snappers..
Angler lands Maryland record tilefish Read More »
Pittsburgh’s second year of controlled bowhunting, set to begin Sept. 21, will include three additional parks and the possible use of professional marksmen in at least the two largest parks once the season ends.
Aimed at reducing urban deer herds, the program was piloted last year in Frick and Riverview parks, and this year also will include Schenley, Highland and Emerald View parks.
Pittsburgh expanding deer hunting to three more parks Read More »
Leaders of Hunters Sharing the Harvest recently revealed that they are expecting a record level of venison donations during the upcoming hunting seasons.
The group is seeking volunteers to act as county coordinators to support its mission.
Pennsylvania Mixed Bag: Hunters Sharing the Harvest expecting record venison donations Read More »
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Sept. 13, 2024, edition of Pennsylvania Outdoor News.
Pennsylvania Letters to the Editor: Look at it … that ain’t working Read More »
The secession of stocking on Pennsylvania’s Class A trout streams has been a bone of contention with many anglers since the program was instituted over 40 years ago. In the beginning, any stream identified as Class A could be stocked. There were often angler protests.
More recently there was controversy over ending stocking on Cold Stream, Big Moores Run and Freeman Run – all northcentral Pennsylvania streams that are now Class A. Political pressure enabled Big Moores Run to be returned to the stocking list. Not so for Freeman Run or Cold Stream. Where is the consistency?
Pennsylvania fisheries biologists want to learn more about an invasive species that is confounding them but delighting many anglers in southeastern and south-central Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is partnering with Penn State in a study of northern snakeheads, a non-native predator now in the lower reaches of the Delaware, Schuylkill and Susquehanna rivers, Redmond and Edgewood lakes, Octoraro Reservoir, and Conowingo Reservoir just over the state line in Maryland.
Invasive snakeheads create a conundrum in Pennsylvania Read More »
The Minnesota archery deer season opens on Sept. 14, and hunters are encouraged to use the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ online log for deer and other wildlife sightings.
“We’re asking deer hunters to share their observations of wildlife to help broaden our knowledge about deer and other wildlife species,” said Eric Michel, Minnesota DNR ungulate research scientist. “This is our fourth year using a community science approach, and we’re hoping to build on the helpful results from the last few years.”
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