University Park, Pa. — There seems to be a lot of common wisdom that exists when it comes to whitetails, such as, “It’s near full moon, so the deer are only moving at night.” Or how about, “A cold front is coming, which is why the deer are out feeding.” Do you believe these axioms? […]
Study looks at deer response to moon, weather changes Read More »
Hunters killed fewer deer in Pennsylvania this past season than the one before it, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
Agency: Deer kill is down by 14% Read More »
New York’s striped bass anglers will have a one-fish limit this year, with the minimum size remaining intact at 28 inches.
Stripers: One fish daily, 28-inch minimum Read More »
Lansing — Nearly 1,000 Master Angler awards were presented to anglers last year for fish caught in Michigan waters. The DNR reports that anglers from Canada, Michigan, and 18 other states earned awards in the program, which began in 1973 and recognizes large fish caught by recreational anglers. In 2014, 987 anglers submitted catches that
Master Angler awards decrease in 2014; 987 entries are recognized Read More »
It looks as if the Pennsylvania Game Commission has a new board member, one who will be the first to serve under some new rules.
Butler County man is PGC board member Read More »
The way hunters buy doe licenses may yet change, if one state lawmaker has his way.
Bill to change doe tag sales Read More »
In putting together a field note recently, wildlife conservation officer Christopher Deal touched on something that’s becoming increasingly common.
Treestands will have to be labeled afterall Read More »
Montpelier, Vt. — Neighboring Vermont is poised to prohibit the use of deer urine-based attractants by the 2016 hunting season, and to allow crossbows within the state’s archery season this fall. The proposed changes to Vermont deer hunting regulations received an initial vote by the state’s Fish and Wildlife Board last month. A series of
Vermont eyes deer urine ban, expand crossbow use Read More »
Fluke regulations will remain intact
Winter flounder season could see 5-fold jump Read More »
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