Tips on hunting the late season, when weather and pressured deer can test hunters as much as any time of the hunting season.
There is a disturbing parallel between the fossil fuel and fur industries.
“As we all continue to spend more time outdoors and deepen our appreciation for the beautiful natural resources of Pennsylvania, the annual River of the Year voting process is a fun way to rally behind
Leveraging the walleye’s natural history into ice-angling nirvana.
Bedford County hunter Cole Schnably, a 34-year-old fiber optics lineman, used a longbow to harvest a 681-pound boar on Oct. 21.
Hunters, anglers and all outdoors users might want to avoid concentrated areas of Japanese barberry, one of the most widespread invasive plants across Pennsylvania.
The setting sun is generally the signal for most hunters to leave the woods and end their day afield. For many others today, however, the hunt begins after darkness falls.
More women and girls are taking to the traditionally male-oriented outdoor sports every year.
Equitrans Midstream said the well at its Rager Mountain storage facility, located in a rural area about 1.5 hours east of Pittsburgh, was sealed shut with concrete recently.
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