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Pennsylvania House panel to study pay of conservation officers
The state House Environmental & Natural Resource Protection Committee in late June unanimously approved a resolution to conduct a study of the salaries and benefits of conservation officers in Pennsylvania compared to conservation officers in neighboring states.
Tom Venesky: Should Pennsylvania have a wildlife management unit system for bear hunting?
A bear crossed the road in front of me the other day, and something was
Pennsylvania law set to remove abandoned, derelict boats
Pennsylvania has taken a major step toward removing derelict, abandoned and at-risk boats from waters
Pennsylvania House panel to study pay of conservation officers
The state House Environmental & Natural Resource Protection Committee in late June unanimously approved a resolution to conduct a study of the salaries and benefits of conservation officers in Pennsylvania compared to conservation officers in neighboring states.
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Pennsylvania’s statewide fishing report on July 10, 2025
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Lake Profiles
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Fishing News
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Opinion
Tom Venesky: Should Pennsylvania have a wildlife management unit system for bear hunting?
Pennsylvania Letters to the Editor: Did newbies hunt on one of the state ‘game-less’ lands?
Notes off a soiled cuff: Plenty happening of late in Harrisburg related to Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania
All About Hunting
Pennsylvania House panel to study pay of conservation officers
The state House Environmental & Natural Resource Protection Committee in late June unanimously approved a
Tom Venesky: Should Pennsylvania have a wildlife management unit system for bear hunting?
A bear crossed the road in front of me the other day, and something was
Important features to look for when buying a gun safe
All of us who own firearms – whether it’s one gun or more than a
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All Pennsylvania Articles
Best of 2025’s compound bows: Here’s what hunters should ‘target’ this season
Vertical bows used to almost always lead their advertising or
What’s the process of a whitetail’s antler growth? It’s a 120-day marathon
He seemed to appear out of nowhere. I was scanning
Paula Piatt honored after retirement from Pennsylvania Outdoor Writers Association
Former New York Outdoor News associate editor and ongoing contributing
Backyard and Beyond: A wild porcupine pup
Sometimes the best scenes are the ones that flash by
Steve Piatt: Sometimes, it’s best to turn the attention from turkeys to trout
Cutting short our spring gobbler season by a few days
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service debuts new federal and junior duck stamps
The 2025-2026 Federal Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp –
Here’s how to keep your duck dog sharp during the offseason
There is no such thing as a fully-trained dog. It
Part four of Ernest Hemingway’s “Big Two-Hearted River”
Editor’s note: Below we conclude our four-part reprinting of Ernest
