According to the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission, the samples were collected during October by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Making use of the game I harvest is important to me. It should be important for all of us. Unfortunately, it’s become increasingly hard to complete that crucial final step to a successful deer hunt as processors have become few and far between. It’s a serious problem – one that was highlighted by both processors
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Sunbury, Pa. — A new fish passage is planned for Shikellamy State Park’s Adam T. Bower Memorial Dam, benefiting American shad and eels that use the area during migration. The state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is spearheading the $3.3 million project, which is expected to be completed by the fall of 2023. Park
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Harrisburg —A Penn State study has changed the approach taken by the Pennsylvania Game Commission when it comes to treating bears with mange. When encountering a bear with mange during nuisance or research trapping, the Game Commission would treat the animal with a dose of ivermectin if the case wasn’t severe. According to Emily Carrollo,
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Wilkes-Barre, Pa. — Despite representing the peak time for their businesses, some deer processors across the state anticipate having to close their doors at some point during the rifle deer season. With little break between the seven-week archery season, followed by the statewide bear season leaving just three days before the Nov. 26 start of
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Matt Rinella has a famous last name and a passion for hunting. He also has a message. In addition to being a research ecologist and lifelong hunter, Rinella is the brother of Steve Rinella, host of the popular Netflix series “MeatEater.” While Matt Rinella has some television experience himself, his latest venture – “Hunt Quietly” – takes aim at hunting TV and the commercialization of the sport he loves.
A quick chat with Matt Rinella on the R3 movement, overcrowding on public lands Read More »
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