
Too bad elk can’t be counted with drones in Pennsylvania
Flying aircraft low to count elk in Pennsylvania is risky.
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Flying aircraft low to count elk in Pennsylvania is risky.

It’s a level that has not been reached since the 1980s.

Sadly, the state doesn’t do nearly enough to market the fishing possibilities.

Concurrent deer seasons give hunters a choice and increase the odds for success for those with limited time to hunt.

This year’s allocation of sturgeon for Black Lake anglers was seven fish, although DNR officials set a harvest quota of six fish to reduce the risk of over-fishing.

Lake Winnebago System sturgeon season starts Feb. 8.

The inland trout management plan includes four primary goals.

The fishing method is inspired by a traditional Chinese fishing technique. It involves setting a series of nets, underwater speakers and electrofishing gear to corral the carp.

Outdoorsy Pennsylvanians can soon keep their fishing license in a pocket rather than having to attach it to an outer garment.
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