Seven die in waters around the state
Deborah Weisberg
September 8, 2016
Five people lost their lives on fisheries across Pennsylvania Aug. 20, while two others succumbed to apparent drownings Aug. 14.
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State pheasant index jumps 29 percent in 2016
Joe Albert
September 8, 2016
Index is below 10-year average
Wild Rabbit Corn Fritters …On A Stick!
Site Staff
September 7, 2016
Food on a stick isn’t limited to the State Fair anymore. Lukas Leaf shares his Rabbit Fritter recipe that incorporates garden-fresh veggies into the batter and an easy to prepare berry dipping sauce made with
Open letter to secretary of Pa. DEP: Declare the Susquehanna River impaired
Ron Steffe
September 6, 2016
High time state designates Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna River ‘impaired” so damage can be repaired
Birdwatcher’s delight: An irruption of red-breasted nuthatches
Sharon Stiteler
September 6, 2016
The popular bird has appeared in great numbers across a wide swath of the birding belt during early fall migration.
Using Wild Elderberries to Make Syrup
Site Staff
September 6, 2016
Author and Chef Hank Shaw says that “Elderberry syrup is the first thing I do with elderberries once they come ripe in summer. Why? Because it’s so damn versatile. I’ve used it to make elderberry
Walleye anglers unite for prime spinner rig time
Site Staff
September 3, 2016
Learn to run spinner rigs and you’ll catch more fishing throughout the open-water angling season.
Anglers are never too old to learn
Mike Raykovicz
September 2, 2016
Pay attention to other experienced fishermen to learn new tips and tactics to catch more fish.
Catfish by bow, more youth turkey opportunity
Ralph Loos
September 1, 2016
Allowing the take of catfish by bow and arrow, expanding the youth turkey hunt to two weekends and opening public sites to quail hunting – it took Gov. Bruce Rauner a matter of seconds to
