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From ice auger purchases to makeshift, icy livewells, what 2021 has taught the author.
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From ice auger purchases to makeshift, icy livewells, what 2021 has taught the author.

With plenty of open water, the fish are biting – here’s where.
SOUTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Allegheny, Beaver and Washington counties Land Management Group Supervisor Dan Puhala reports citations have been filed against two individuals who were driving on a handicap-access road and in possession
Season Dates Dec. 11: Statewide deer hunting season closes Dec. 13: Squirrel, ruffed grouse, rabbit, and pheasant seasons open Dec. 18: Fisher & beaver trapping seasons open Dec. 18: Bobcat trapping season opens in select

Hopefully, future weather will bring some better waterfowl hunting circumstances, and improved flights of migrants, or this may end up as a “no duck dinner” year for this blogger’s home.

Although ice was only beginning to form on lakes in northern parts of the state, plenty of good fishing has been occurring, especially for walleyes.

Do-it-yourself deer processing isn’t overly difficult, but it’s time consuming, and it requires someone with experience to teach you.
SOUTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Allegheny County Game Warden Douglas Bergman reports charges were filed against an individual from Hazelwood for hunting during the archery deer season without first securing the archery privilege required
Season Dates Dec. 11: Statewide deer hunting season closes Dec. 13: Squirrel, ruffed grouse, rabbit, and pheasant seasons open Dec. 18: Fisher & beaver trapping seasons open Dec. 18: Bobcat trapping season opens in select
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