Crazy Pennsylvania weather frustrating for deer hunting
Gun season will be better – hopefully without all this crazy weather.
Ron Steffe
Unusual heat not good for serious bowhunting
Hot afternoons and warm mornings muddle archery hunters during the rut.
Bucks of summer sure look different now
As the rut approaches, appearances change.
Pennsylvania’s fall hillsides – nature’s best mix of deer, beauty
No place better than the Keystone State in autumn.
Early archery season coming soon in Pennsylvania
Wildlife management units 2B, 5C and 5D set to open this coming Saturday.
Pennsylvania Game Commission dove fields popular with hunters
Agency’s program of adding attractive dove fields to state game lands is a well-received initiative among dove hunters.
Making the best of horrid heat in Pennsylvania
Finding something to do with outside temps hovering around 100 degrees is a challenge.
Never too early to scout deer food sources
Make time to visit hunting spots to ascertain foods deer eat there.
Black vultures increasing in Pennsylvania
And that may not be as welcomed as many think.
Hunting, fishing license increases are usually fair
Hunters and fishermen shouldn’t complain about occasional license increases that are invariably needed.
Young deer face a dangerous path to survival
Fawns face many risks, a collection of hazards that may bring their demise before they even know that human hunters are dangerous, too.
Some Pennsylvania gobblers disregard blogger’s prior observations
For this writer, during some recent turkey interactions, the birds chose to cooperate.
Spring gobbler season becoming more challenging in Pennsylvania
Hunting springtime gobblers is even harder nowadays because of the proliferation of predators, which has decreased turkey numbers.
Pennsylvania trout opener remains a special day
The opening of trout season in this state is so unique and memorable that anglers will never allow its demise.
Pennsylvania Youth Trout Day always a good thing
The special day may well be responsible for a memory that moves that child as an adult to not only become a dedicated fisherman, but to also be one of those people who protect and enhance our waters.
Pennsylvania must find a way to win battle against CWD
If we don’t win this battle against CWD, prepare for wild places without deer. That would be a terrible loss.
Pennsylvania trout streams: protect them faithfully
The state’s trout waters should be considered a blessed resource for all.
Squirrels can make a hunter’s day during February in Pennsylvania
If you’re bored come February, try squirrel hunting for both a challenge and tasty meal.
Varying weather patterns perplexing snow geese
Snow geese passing toward wintering grounds much later than normal.
A marvelous holiday break hunting with a young beagle
A couple of days with Katie took author back to those most marvelous times.
Dismal duck season so far in much of southeastern Pennsylvania
Hopefully, future weather will bring some better waterfowl hunting circumstances, and improved flights of migrants, or this may end up as a “no duck dinner” year for this blogger’s home.
Weird feeling hunting a Pennsylvania Sunday
Archery hunting a Sunday in Pennsylvania sure felt strange.
Archers hunting the rut in Pennsylvania
Up to this point, Pennsylvania’s bigger bucks are rarely seen in daylight in my neck of the woods.
Bucks getting antsy in Pennsylvania
No denying that the season of whitetail mating is on the way.
Remarkable Pennsylvania hunting week approaches
Upcoming Saturday brings the beginning of chance to pursue numerous game species in the state.
Invasive insects changing forests in Pennsylvania
Losing ash and hemlock trees to invasive bugs is sad.
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