Indianapolis, Ind. — An Indiana man who is the first to receive a lifetime hunting suspension from his home state included Pennsylvania in the eight-year-plus trail of turkey slaughter, according to the Indiana Department of
Both avid deer hunters, Keisel and Roethlisberger gathered with campaign volunteers and supporters at the Collier Sportsmen’s Club in Oakdale, suburban Pittsburgh, on Nov. 10 to encourage hunters across Pennsylvania to donate one or more
Hamburg, Pa. — While it doesn’t affect many huntable species, the glow of artificial light in cities at night is bringing unforeseen devastation to migrating birds, according to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. A new
Short outdoor news items from the Dec. 7 edition of Pennsylvania Outdoor News.
Harrisburg —A Penn State study has changed the approach taken by the Pennsylvania Game Commission when it comes to treating bears with mange. When encountering a bear with mange during nuisance or research trapping, the
Reader-submitted letters to the editor from the Dec. 7 edition of Pennsylvania Outdoor News.
In recent editions of this paper, the United Bowhunters of Pennsylvania organization has been criticized for our September comments to the game commissioners regarding the placement of the agency’s discretionary Sunday granted through state Act
– We could have labeled this “The Special Poaching Edition,” because we have inside two of the most troubling stories about alleged serial poachers we have ever published. One seemingly specialized in illegally killing deer;
Pittsburgh — A ground-breaking effort to protect northern goshawks from West Nile virus is also enabling wildlife biologists to learn more about the secretive, forest-dwelling raptor that was state-listed as endangered in October. In what
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