Harrisburg — The prospect of purchasing antlerless licenses online or through an issuing agent is moving forward as the Pennsylvania Game Commission board was expected to consider a draft purchasing schedule during its Jan. 28 board meeting..
Changes on tap for antlerless license sales in Pennsylvania Read More »
My belief that the new system will work, however, was made stronger when I saw the draft proposal on the Jan. 28 board meeting agenda outlining how the process is going to work. It is pretty simple, and for that reason it should also be relatively free of major problems.
Pennsylvania’s new antlerless system seems pretty simple Read More »
At one time, there was a thriving domestic retail market for fur in the U.S. The demand for fur at home created a lucrative market for not only mink farms, but trappers as well.
Replacing fur with oil-based fakes would be a bad decision Read More »
Harrisburg — Sen. Dan Laughlin, R-Erie said he’ll introduce a bill in the new legislative session which would remove Sunday hunting restrictions and give authority to the Game Commission for implementation, is the latest in a lengthy effort from Laughlin.
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The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is revising the way it will regulate fish stocking in the state.
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission revising fish-stocking authorization policy Read More »
Ultimately, the hope is to restore populations of largest of all North American catfish species to the Ohio, Monongahela and lower Allegheny rivers – the three waterways where blue catfish are considered native.
Anywhere else in the state, however, the presence of blue catfish would be bad news.
I am not out there banding birds or rocket netting flocks like a biologist, but I do cover a lot of ground in the fall across seven counties and two regions (southwest and northeast) hunting turkeys.
Is reducing fall turkey harvest in Pennsylvania really needed? Read More »
New chair of game, fish panel aware of sportsmen’s issues.
Greg Rothman ready to listen in the Pennsylvania Senate Read More »
A follow-up round of water sampling in Presque Isle Bay in Erie County did not reveal any evidence of environmental DNA – often referred to as eDNA – of silver carp or bighead carp.
Follow-up round of tests find no sign of Asian carp in Pennsylvania’s Presque Isle Bay Read More »
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