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Know when to go quiet in the turkey woods

I have loved spring turkey hunting ever since I started with my dad in upstate New York in 1975. It was all pretty new back then and we learned it together.
I can’t say

Family visits every one of Pennsylvania’s 124 state parks

A suburban Pittsburgh family on a mission to visit every Pennsylvania state park is one destination away from completing their six-year adventure.
Marlin and Barbara McMonigal and their two children have logged time in

Are ‘thin’ Lake Superior lakers a growing issue?

Unusually thin lake trout in Lake Superior – specifically siscowet lake trout – have prompted Michigan and federal agencies to launch a new assessment to determine the cause.
Lake trout, the most abundant predator

Project aims for better data on Michigan’s turkeys

No fewer than 10 dozen female wild turkeys will be fitted with GPS transmitters as part of a “first of its kind” project aimed at helping Michigan DNR better understand the bird.
Movements and

Pennsylvania’s elk herd, and hunting it provides, growing

The news released by the Pennsylvania Game Commission about the state’s elk herd and elk hunting at the agency’s April 10-11 meeting was all positive.
First, according to Jeremy Banfield, commission elk biologist, the

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