Game Commission’s decision not to release pheasants infected with cholera was the right call
Only question is, what took the agency so long to make the obvious right choice?
Pennsylvania – Tom Venesky
Safety, and not a filled tag, should be the priority
Too often with deer drives, hunters throw caution to the wind
There is no wrong way to hunt deer
As I sat on my deer stand during the Dec. 2 season opener, I wondered if I was doing it all wrong.
Coyote bounties
They won’t work, so lawmakers should not enact them, and bounties are unethical – accept that the wary canines are here to stay
Hunting, scouting or both?
Early season hunts double as scouting trips
When it comes to endangered species, qualifications are everything
Flawed legislation would allow businessmen, politicians to make decisions about at-risk fish and wildlife
Numbers don't lie when it comes to bats
Game Commission bat-trapping efforts reveal significant decline across the state
Kids around state will soon have their own opening day of trout
PF&BC board makes right move to expand its mentored trout fishing program statewide
Legislators playing a dangerous game with endangered species
Is there a connection between Marcellus gas exploration and two bills that change the way endangered species are protected?
Are trail cameras making spotlighting obsolete?
Cameras have many advantages as a tool for scouting deer
Lyme disease or CWD?
A potential tick control method may reduce Lyme, but at the risk of
spreading CWD
Crisis with low number of deputy wildlife conservation officers
Game Commission must find way to attract more law enforcement help
Eagles filling up nest sites in Northeast Pennsylvania
Pike County leads the way with 18 eagle nests
A glimmer of hope for a fading species
The Pennsylvania Game Commission to find out if its possible to bring back wild quail
Hay season a dangerous time for farmland wildlife
Losses do occur, but the benefits that wildlife derive from an active farm more than compensate
Peregrine falcons coming back
Despite setbacks, the raptor’s numbers are slowly growing across Pa.
Can EHD be as deadly here as it is elsewhere?
Impact of disease results in reduced antlerless allocations in Nebraska
Anecdotal information
Turkey populations may be down, but his hunting was pretty good
Plenty of trout, plenty of space
PF&BC’s stocking program providing anglers with plenty of opportunity for enjoyable days on the water
Sick bass proof that Susquehanna is impaired
Recent report by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation provides further evidence that the river has a serious problem
Game commissioners seem to be listening
At least in the northeast part of state, deer hunters are being heard
Trout lake regulation changes may have unintended consequences
For those fishing for panfish, more opportunities are in store
Very, very low cost youth fishing license being considered
Would help fiscally challenged PF&BC get more federal reimbursement
No antler restrictions for seniors?
Bill to exempt seasoned citizens from deer-hunting rules advances in state Senate
Mystery solved
Disease transformed a common canine into an odd-looking creature.
When it is OK to wake a sleeping bear
The case of a bruin hibernating under a building in a neighborhood simply posed too much risk.
