I sat against the base of a large hemlock last Monday. To my front was a wide limb of another hemlock that had broken off and fallen long ago, its desiccated short branches along the main stem providing perfect cover in all directions. I was spring gobbler hunting in the vastness of Tioga County, but […]
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I’ve just returned from my annual week-long trip to Tioga County to partake of the first week of spring gobbler season and pitch and lob various insect imitations into the waters of the Big Pine Creek for the big stream’s trout. The canyon, also known as the Pine Creek Gorge, is a 47-mile-long chasm that
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Cold and snow not finished, even though signs of the spring season are starting to show.
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A foot of new snow will make for some rough early season trout fishing in eastern Pennsylvania.
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Stopping the broadening reach of CWD seems destined for failure in Pennsylvania and beyond.
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The birds are here, but huge numbers do not mean success is sure to follow.
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The Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area, where thousands upon thousands of snow geese stop for a rest and food on their way north, saw a huge jump in geese numbers within a week, to the point where there are currently more than 70,000 geese there now, with that number surely climbing.
The blogger and a hunting buddy carried out a final hunt for deer last Saturday and filled a tag.
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