Pa. Game Commission sinking millions annually into chronic wasting disease fight.
A story about how it all came together in the Keystone State last fall.
Live deer in stopped vehicle and monkeys running loose after crash in Pennsylvania.
Infected whitetails may be a reservoir for the disease.
Seems like every year, Keystone State elk herd yields a true trophy.
Pennsylvania grandfather enjoys video of granddaughter in Oregon
As the caterpillars chew through Pennsylvania forests, don’t call them gypsies.
Perhaps those big insects will help boost poult recruitment in problem areas this spring.
Once upon a time in Pennsylvania, eels swam through Susquehanna River watershed.
Removing political cronyism from board member selection is crucial. It’s good for the agencies; ultimately it’s good for sportsmen who benefit from better public policy that results.
Many believe mountain lions still exist in Pennsylvania.
Whether the idea holds that wolves can limit CWD in the West, they won’t be stocked to do the job here.
Most hunters in Pa. no longer believe killing a white deer brings bad luck.
Largest insects in the world, walking sticks are a wonder in Pennsylvania.
Time to get the county treasurers out of antlerless sales in Pennsylvania.
It was no surprise that Bassmaster magazine recently named Lake Erie third in its rankings of the country’s Best Bass Fisheries of the Decade. Only California’s Clear Lake and Alabama’s Lake Guntersville were said to be better.
Important waterfowl species struggling with conditions in the Prairie Pothole Region.
Pennsylvania Game Commission set to take action, reveal spread related to CWD.
For those of you in the western reaches of the state who don’t pay attention to the news, spotted lanternflies are the mother of all invasive pests – the worst bug we’ve seen.
Flying aircraft low to count elk in Pennsylvania is risky.
More than a few states are banning coyote hunts, but so far not Pennsylvania.
Game Commission and Fish & Boat Commission boards have been good old boys’ clubs.
Gruesome “fibromas” caused by a papilloma virus common across deer range.
Invasive insect is wiping out important tree species.
Precipitation in Keystone State is up 10% in last 20 years, according to National Weather Service.
It’s anyone’s guess at this point, and it may need to happen this year.
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