Roll the windows down, enjoy the scenery and breathe in the fresh air.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission’s driving tours through state game lands are soon underway. Tours are scheduled on Sunday, Oct. 13, and Sunday, Oct. 20.
Pennsylvania game land tours are now underway across state Read More »
Pennsylvania game commissioners, at their recent quarterly meeting, approved seven acquisitions – one donation, five purchases and one exchange – that would add more than 1,000 acres to state game lands.
Pennsylvania Game commissioners approve land acquisitions, mining deals Read More »
Across Pennsylvania, on state game lands, the Game Commission has established shooting ranges, many of which have begun to receive a number of updates and improvements.
Todd Holmes, the agency’s shooting sports coordinator, explained the importance of the commission’s shooting range program.
Pennsylvania Game Commission shooting ranges are being renovated Read More »
Beginning Oct. 1 and continuing through mid-December, the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission will stock approximately 116,500 hatchery raised adult rainbow, brown and brook trout in 118 stream sections and lakes.
Pennsylvania Mixed Bag: Fall, winter trout stocking begins Read More »
The fingertips of now-fizzling Hurricane Helene scraped Ohio over the state’s opening weekend of the archery deer-hunting season, Saturday, Sept. 28.
It didn’t go well, but considering the devastation, lives lost, and more than $150 billion in property damage in the Southeast, two bad days of deer hunting is not even the most minor of tropical storm-related issues.
Weather puts damper on opening weekend of Ohio’s archery deer season Read More »
As drought conditions worsen across Ohio, so does the threat of wildfires.
As of Sept. 20, 37 southern, eastern, and central Ohio counties judged under extreme and exceptional drought conditions on the Ohio Drought Monitor Map were also under an outdoor open burning ban issued by the state fire marshal. That number was likely to increase weekly.
Severe drought leading to potential fire danger in Ohio Read More »
A look at the Iowa fishing report from across the state on Oct. 4, 2024.
Iowa’s statewide fishing report on Oct. 4, 2024 Read More »
The more things change, the more things stay the same, or so the phrase goes. While I’m not necessarily a subscriber to that philosophy, there’s no doubt it rings true for certain aspects of the deer-hunting world.
When I was a kid, every deer-hunting magazine I picked up would warn of the folly of hunting the “October lull.” If you go on YouTube, TikTok, or virtually any other social media platform, you’ll find endless videos in which another “influencer” in southern Iowa or Wisconsin or (insert big-buck state here) will tell you all about the horrors of being in a deer stand in mid-October.
Ryan Rothstein: Don’t sleep on October cold fronts Read More »
Myth or reality? Each and every whitetail archery season during October, bowhunters report a lull, or slow time when activity and deer, mainly buck sightings, drop off.
Some bowhunters even quit hunting, saying, “I’ll wait ‘til the rut.” Others second-guess themselves, thinking, “Must be doing something wrong. Just don’t see the deer now.” Others beat the pulpit in the press and on social media, proclaiming with fervor that the October Lull of legend is just another myth.
Oak Duke: The dreaded October lull; what is it? Read More »
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