Started in the 1970s, the Clean and Green program was a well-intentioned way of providing incentives for individuals to preserve the natural resources of the commonwealth through tax breaks. By enrolling land as either agricultural
After suffering continuous crop losses due to deer, Steve Hess was ready to abandon some of his rented farmland.
But with two strands of wire and some inexpensive fiberglass fence posts, he found a
Nature is fluid and adaptive. Once you wrap your head around that simple truth, answering some of nature’s questions becomes easier.
For example, every few years, several bird species such as the common redpoll,
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat commissioners voted to approve a change in fishing regulations at Lower Woods Pond, a Fish & Boat Commission lake located in Lebanon Township, Wayne County.
Under this changes, the 91-acre
The USA International Sportsmen’s Show will run Feb. 14-16 at the Monroeville Convention Center near here, with about 120 exhibitors – including hunting and fishing outfitters, charters and safaris, boat and camper dealers, and sportsmen’s
Randy Ferguson believes the potential exists to increase the number of deer donated to Hunters Sharing the Harvest in Pennsylvania, but there’s a gap in the chain.
Deer harvested for crop damage are on
The House Game and Fisheries Committee on Feb. 3 held a legislative hearing on the push to restore the Monday opening day of deer season in Pennsylvania. It didn’t break any new ground.
State
Forward-facing sonar (FFS) also is known as live sonar or real-time sonar. Manufactured in some form by all the major players in the sonar industry, it can allow anglers to actually determine the species and
The Pennsylvania Game Commission, in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, recently announced two deer have tested positive for chronic wasting disease in a new area of Pennsylvania.
The two deer, one hunter
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