
A rite of spring: annual bear count in Pennsylvania
Every March, in three study areas of the state, crews visit dens that the Pennsylvania Game Commission has identified. They give each new cub numbered ear tags and assess the health of the cubs and
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Every March, in three study areas of the state, crews visit dens that the Pennsylvania Game Commission has identified. They give each new cub numbered ear tags and assess the health of the cubs and

What I like most about CDAC is that assessments and recommendations are determined according to each individual county’s specific deer season goals.

A black crappie weighing 4 pounds, 8.8 ounces has been verified, caught by Ryan Povolish.

Tiny frogs are now in breeding mode across the state.

How predators deal with each other in Pennsylvania may determine fawn mortality (and a lot more)

Seventy-eight contestants, the most to take part since 2005, competed in six divisions.

Guided by scientific survey of state’s hunters, commissioners remove proposal for big-game hunting. Still, Pennsylvania becomes the last state in the nation to approve semiautomatic rifles for hunting uses.

If the Pennsylvania Game Commission follows the wishes of licensed hunters, the introduction of semi-automatic rifles into Pennsylvania hunting will be slow and deliberate.

Baiting, feeding ban in CWD-affected counties the one remaining tool the DNR has to slow CWD spread.
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