Pennsylvania’s potential new archery elk record – a massive 8×8 typical bull – may be in jeopardy amid trespassing charges against a guide and a caller on the Centre County hunt.
Guide Mike Conaway and caller Abner Druckenmiller, both of Trophy Rack Lodge in Karthaus, are accused of taking hunter Michael Skvarla onto private property the landowner claims they did not have permission to access.
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