Although numbers are continuing to come in, and bear hunting remains open through Saturday in some of the state’s Wildlife Management Units, as of today, the 2019 preliminary bear harvest sat at 4,577.
Hunters set new Pennsylvania bear-harvest record Read More »
Senate Bill 147 has not been passed in final form yet, and even if it passes the state Senate a second time and is signed into law, it will not take effect until 90 days after passage – not in time for 2019 hunts.
Sunday deer hunting likely coming, but it won’t happen in 2019 Read More »
Hunters harvesting deer in Lancaster County are encouraged to have them tested for CWD.
New CWD detection means southward expansion of disease management area Read More »
Due to CWD detections, DMA 2 now covers more than 6,715 square miles, an expansion of 2,101 square miles since last year.
CWD update: Disease management zones expand by more than 2,300 square miles in Pa. Read More »
This past weekend was a big one for Pennsylvania’s student archers.
Pennsylvania student archers capture national titles Read More »
Season will kick off the Saturday following Thanksgiving instead of the Monday after.
Change to start of firearms deer season approved Read More »
The 2018-19 deer harvest topped the previous year’s harvest of 367,159 by about 10 percent.
Overall Pennsylvania deer harvest largest since 2004-05 Read More »
While the new DMA 3 boundary will be announced after all sampling of hunter-harvested deer is final, the CWD-positive captive deer would expand DMA 3 to the northeast, where it would encompass at least some Elk Hunt Zones
Captive deer tests positive for CWD; disease management area to expand into elk range Read More »
Hopes were high in 2018 with a bear population estimated at 20,000 and a fine start to the November firearms season, but unfavorable weather conditions kept harvest down. Still, there were highlights, including the harvest of a nearly 800-pound bruin, and hopes remain high for next year, too.
Weather woes lead to lowest bear harvest in 11 years Read More »
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